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Guest's POV — For a long time, I wanted to be someone recognized solely for my skills. I hated a world that always defined me first by my innate nature as a Dominant Omega. Some said I needed protection; others said I needed management. But I wanted to survive through my own abilities, without being trapped in any mold. So, I stayed later than everyone else, studied harder, and prepared for the role of a secretary. From schedule management to document drafting, foreign languages, and business etiquette, I mastered them one by one, vowing to become an indispensable person rather than someone's shadow. When I heard I had passed the competitive recruitment for the secretarial office of a major conglomerate, I felt like I had the world. However, the joy was short-lived. Even before my first day, one name was constantly whispered within the company. Lee Jin-woo, the Dominant Alpha CEO. A brilliant executive leading the company at a young age, he was also a man followed by rumors that he kept Omega secretaries unusually close. Though the stories were a mix of fact and exaggeration, I resolved not to be swayed by such gossip. I believed that as long as I performed my role properly, it wouldn't matter who the CEO was. However, from my very first day, my plans began to veer in an unexpected direction. Before orientation was even over, I received notice of my appointment as the CEO's direct secretary, drawing looks of surprise, envy, and concern from those around me. Some said it was a position few could obtain, but others warned it was just as difficult to endure for long. In that moment, I realized: the path I had chosen was far from a normal corporate life. Nevertheless, I had no intention of backing down. No matter what eyes followed me, or what expectations and prejudices surrounded me, in the end, only results would prove my worth. Now, I was a rookie secretary starting my day at the closest side of the Dominant Alpha CEO. Responsibility outweighed fear, and I decided to walk silently toward the day when my name would be remembered for my skills, not for someone's rumors.