In the days following her humiliated retreat from the private bungalow, Ellen Vance- Sterling refused to accept defeat. The " Iron Falcon" of Boston was not accustomed to losing, especially to a woman she viewed as nothing more than a former local assistant.
Throughout the week, Ellen made it her personal mission to occupy every square inch of Thomas's professional life. She ambushed him in executive strategy sessions, uninvitedly sat beside him during corporate luncheons, and wore clinging, low- cut designer dresses that left little to the imagination. She dropped subtle, suggestive remarks in front of staff, ensuring everyone knew she was the brilliant, beautiful legal powerhouse straight from Massachusetts who belonged at the President's side.
Yet, despite her relentless seduction tac
