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Chapter 41
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CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 49
Alex, who had always been a man of ambition—a strategist in charm, a schemer with the face of a friend. At Richard’s Tech, he’d been known for his smart instincts, his ability to read a room, and his uncanny sense for survival. But now, as the once-mighty company crumbled around him, he was something far more dangerous—a man with knowledge that everyone wanted.He knew where Daniel Reyes was.And for now, that secret was his and rumors around. Richard’s Tech’s near-empty boardroom. The space reeked of desperation. Coffee cups littered in the table, papers were scattered like casualties of war, and the men seated around the table looked more like mourners than executives.Ethan sat silent, his face was like a restrained fury. The empire he had built brick by brick was slipping through his fingers, and every report, every whisper of Summit Global’s triumph, was another twist of the knife.Alex sat two seats away composed, but inside his mind raced.He had been there since dawn, listen
CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 48
Richard’s Tech that's once the empire of innovation and pride, now drowning like a wounded lion. The halls that once echoed with ambition were now silent, filled only with the failing systems and the panic of those who hadn’t yet fled. Screens flickered with red alerts—missed contracts, canceled investments, and unpaid dues.The company that once led the industry was collapsing under its own weight. And at its heart, sitting in a vast office, that no longer respected his name, Ethan Richard.He looked nothing like the man who once commanded rooms with a fling of his finger. His expensive suit loose on his shoulders; his hair was disheveled, his eyes hollow. There were dark circles under them—signs of nights without sleep and days without peace.Emails went unanswered, phones rang endlessly, and messages from investors piled up on his desk, unopened. Every report was a reminder of failure—missed opportunities, stolen clients, and projects that had vanished overnight.And through it all
CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 47
The Rise of Summit GlobalThe Summit Global now trending with prosperity and power. In it, phones rang, heels clicked into the floors, and executives darted between meetings with urgency. Investors crowded the lobby like pilgrims seeking blessings at a holy shrine.And at the center of it all was Daniel Reyes. He had done it in the past, with so many companies he had worked with, including Richard's Tech.Everywhere you now look in Summit Global, his fingerprints found. The reorganized schedules that allowed executives to handle twice the load without drowning. The presentations that made clients moved with interest. The smooth handling of calls from investors in time, delivered with the grace of a seasoned diplomat.He wasn’t just the Executive Secretary to the COO anymore. He was the engine running the company’s facade, a force that kept the chaos aligned.On the executive floor, whispers followed his name.“Have you seen the COO’s schedule? Flawless now, thanks to Reyes.”“Reyes ha
CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 46
The Ruins of Richard TechThe next day, Ethan Richard sat in his office at Richard Tech. The rain tapping the roof top, a drumbeat that mocked him. The city had moved on, indifferent to his suffering, indifferent to the empire that had once been the pride of Richard Tech. Outside, traffic ebbed, people hustling, living, thriving—all except him.The company he had built, that had consumed his life for decades, was bleeding out in plain slight. Each day brought fresh whispers of ruin: investors backing out, suppliers canceling orders, and clients abandoning projects mid-stream. Contracts that had once been celebrated were now irrelevant pages gathering dust. And at the heart of it all, one truth remained unclear: without Daniel Reyes, Richard Tech had no pulse.He sink into his leather chair. The silence of the room was deafening. His phones sat side by side, screens plain, notifications piling up unanswered. His fingers hovered over the devices, but there was no longer any urgency to r
CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 44
The RefusalThe conference room was on three sides, to anyone passing by, it looked like an ordinary meeting: two men seated at a table, their hands resting close to their files, their faces arranged in order. But inside, the tension was anything but ordinary. It was taut and weighted with things unsaid, and sharpened by everything both men carried into the room.Alex had imagined this moment for weeks—months, if he was honest with himself. He had thought he would stride in, self-assured, commanding, delivering the words that would bend Daniel’s attention, maybe even his loyalty. But now, face-to-face, Alex felt strangely hollow, like a man who had climbed to the peak of a mountain only to find the air too hut to breathe.Daniel sat opposite him, composed, his tablet sitting beside him, the whole of Summit Global clipped to his suit. His posture was impeccable, not rigid but efficient, the kind of stillness that came from someone who had trained himself never to waste a gesture. His e
CEO Craving for His Assistant Chapter 44
The RefusalThe conference room was on three sides, to anyone passing by, it looked like an ordinary meeting: two men seated at a table, their hands resting close to their files, their faces arranged in order. But inside, the tension was anything but ordinary. It was taut and weighted with things unsaid, and sharpened by everything both men carried into the room.Alex had imagined this moment for weeks—months, if he was honest with himself. He had thought he would stride in, self-assured, commanding, delivering the words that would bend Daniel’s attention, maybe even his loyalty. But now, face-to-face, Alex felt strangely hollow, like a man who had climbed to the peak of a mountain only to find the air too hut to breathe.Daniel sat opposite him, composed, his tablet sitting beside him, the whole of Summit Global clipped to his suit. His posture was impeccable, not rigid but efficient, the kind of stillness that came from someone who had trained himself never to waste a gesture. His e
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