Even she hadn't expected Juliet to agree so easily.
A strange feeling briefly crept into her chest.
Something almost resembling disappointment.
The victory felt far less satisfying when her opponent refused to fight.
Once she finished signing, Juliet gathered the papers into a neat stack.
Then, without even looking at Alexa, she casually tossed them toward her.
The documents struck Alexa squarely in the chest before fluttering to the floor around her feet.
"What the hell—"
Her face instantly twisted with anger.
Grinding her teeth, she crouched down and hurriedly gathered the scattered pages.
But the moment her eyes landed on Juliet's signature, every trace of irritation vanished.
Her eyes lit up.
Excitement immediately flooded her face.
She flipped through every page one by one, checking the signatures repeatedly as though afraid they might somehow disappear.
When she finally confirmed they were real, a victorious smile spread across her lips. Satisfaction practically glowed from her expression.
Meanwhile, Juliet looked completely bored.
"Now get lost."
Juliet closed her laptop with a quiet click.
"I don't have time for you."
The smile on Alexa's face faltered.
"You really are such a bitch, Juliet," she muttered bitterly.
Juliet couldn't even be bothered to respond.
Instead, she rose from the couch and walked straight toward her.
Alexa instinctively frowned.
Before she could react, Juliet grabbed her shoulder.
"Hey—"
Alexa's eyes widened.
Before she could finish speaking, Juliet shoved her toward the door.
Alexa stumbled forward in surprise, nearly losing her balance.
The triumphant smile vanished from her face.
