I'll Teach You, Marianne.

Giselle fixed her make-up after being told by Erick about Jack's orders. Even though at this time the make-up on her face was still neat, she still applied it again. She didn't forget the perfume that she sprayed again on her body, the blink-blink effect of the perfume was left around her chest and neck. Giselle deliberately chose this type of perfume to make her body look beautiful in Jack's eyes.

With her usual haughty steps, Giselle entered the meeting room. Her smile broadened when she saw Jack was standing, staring at the see-through window with his arms folded across his chest. From behind, he looked very manly.

"You called for me, Jack," Giselle said softly in a made-up voice.

Jack slowly turned his body to look at Giselle who was standing five steps in front of him. "Yeah, sit down. I want to have a serious talk with you."

Giselle smiled. Instead of following Jack's orders, the woman stepped closer to Jack who was still standing by the window. Giselle shamelessly tried to touch Jack's chest.

But in a swift movement, Jack managed to grab Giselle's hand before she touched her body. "Watch yourself, Giselle."

"Why, Jack? I just wanted to straighten your tie," she said casually looking for an excuse.

Jack immediately let go of Giselle's hand roughly. "I don't need your help. I can still sort it out myself."

Giselle chuckled. "Don't be like that, Jack. I'm your secretary. I can do whatever you ask, including things your wife can't do."

Damn!

"Watch your words, Giselle. You know my wife is in my room right now," Jack rebuked loudly.

Giselle's laughter grew louder. "So what if your wife is there? After all, she's in your room right now, isn't she? And we're currently alone here, so don't be afraid, Jack."

Jack's jaw tightened. He couldn't believe his quiet schoolmate was this wild, even blatantly offering herself to him. "Don't make me be rude to you, Giselle. I hired you in my office because I value our decades-old friendship."

"Stop... Don't talk about it, Jack. Why do you always bring up our friendship? Can't you just see me as a woman, Jack?"

"What do you mean?"

Giselle took a deep breath. She slowly took off the blazer she had previously wore, so that her body, which was wrapped in a low slit blouse, was clearly visible. "Look at me, Jack. I'm beautiful, smart, sexy, from a respectable family. What's lacking in me? Nothing, isn't it!! I meet the greater qualifications to be your wife than that lowly woman."

"Giselle ... watch your words," said Jack in a rising voice.

"What? What words should I watch against? Everything I said was true. The woman who became the mother of your child is no match for me. I've investigated her orphaned and low-educated background so what I said earlier is a fact. If you were ignoring me because of Sophia Higgins, I can still accept that. But this is you ignoring a woman as beautiful as me because of your poor wife. You really are insane, Jack. Your eyes must be checked," said Giselle at length, condescending Anne.

Jack shook his head slowly. "I didn't expect that my good friend who was sincere and kind has now turned into a woman who is pompous and so arrogant that she can put someone down. Where is the Giselle who used to like to help her friends that I know?"

"You mean the Giselle who wears thick glasses and becomes the object of ridicule from her friends? Hahaha... you are very naive, Jack. You certainly remember how I became the laughing stock of friends for 6 years while we were in school, so don't bring up that Giselle again. Since that Giselle is dead. Now what stands in front of you is the new Giselle Allen. The beautiful, sexy and classy Giselle, the new Mrs. Clarke," answered Giselle confidently while puffing out her chest.

"Apparently I misjudged you, Giselle. I was wrong to think of you as my kind-hearted friend. You are now nothing more than a terrible woman that I don't know. I was wrong to have considered you as my friend. Now you better get out from this room. I fired you, professionally. I hope you don't have to come back to my office tomorrow."

Giselle's eyes opened wide. "You can't do this, Jack. I'm a great secretary and I've never done anything wrong, so you can't do this to me." Her chest heaved up and down showing how angry Giselle was right now.

Jack pursed his lips as he untied his tie and threw it away on the table. "Your mistake? Let me mention your mistake. First, you have degraded my wife and called her a lowly woman. Second, you insulted the woman I love, the woman who gave birth to my handsome son as a poor woman. Those two big mistakes were enough to get you fired."

"Hahaha...everything I said were facts, Jack. You can't just fire me because of what I said? Now tell me, is it wrong for me to call her a poor woman? Well, that's the reality. No one would recognize her if she didn't become your wife, become Mrs. Clarke, the title that should be mine. So you can't fire me, my contract is clear, Jack. If you fire me unilaterally then I can sue you and your good name will be destroyed, "Giselle said threateningly.

Slowly, Jack reached for a document that was on the table. It was a document containing Giselle's employment contract as secretary to the CEO of Muller Finance International.

Jack tossed the contract and tossed it on the side of the table near where Giselle was standing at the moment. "Look at some of the articles in your contract. It is clearly written that I, as your boss, can fire you at any time if you make a mistake, including if you dare to insult your boss's family. And what you just did was a very big mistake for me because you dared to degrade the woman I love in front of my eyes, so I can fire you." 

Holding back her emotions, Giselle grabbed her contract and read it straight away. She felt that Jack's words didn't make sense. But suddenly, Giselle's eyes opened wide.

"What the hell...! How could there be such a thing!!" Giselle screamed hysterically. "Back when I agreed to work with you, there was no such clause! You must have manipulated it, Jack."

Jack smiled. "Aren't you a smart woman, Giselle. But why are you not careful? Didn't you read the most important article in the contract? In article two in the contract, it clearly reads that I, as the first party, am free to change the contents of this contract. Don't you understand the contents?'

"Damn! It's a scam and you can't do this, Jack. During these two years I've helped you manage this company very well. Only because of that lowly woman and you did this to me? Come on, Jack, don't be stupid. Open your eyes wide, I'm still 100 levels above your wife. I have no problem with your child. I am ready to accept him as my son. I'm sure you will be the happiest man in the world after marrying me. Look at me, Jack. I'm beautiful and sexy... I've never given birth either, unlike your wife. My body is still tight, unlike your wife. Think about it, there is no other woman like me in this world who is ready to accept the son from other women as her son. Only I can do that, Jack...only I can do that..."

"Really??

Thump!

"Y-you..."

To be continued