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2026-06-29 21:49:55
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MY CEO, MY OBSESSION THE GALA
The night of the gala, I'm in my hotel room in Seattle, staring at the dress I brought.It's emerald green, elegant without being showy, the kind of dress that says "I belong here" without screaming for attention. I bought it specifically for this event, which feels significant in a way I can't quite name.I'm choosing to show up. Choosing to be part of Damien's world without disappearing into it.At least, that's the hope.My phone buzzes. Damien."Car's downstairs whenever you're ready. No rush."I take a breath, check my reflection one more time, and head down.He's waiting by the car, and when he sees me, his expression does something that makes my stomach flip."You look—" He stops. "I was going to say beautiful, but that's inadequate. You look like yourself. Powerful and present and entirely you.""That might be the best compliment you've ever given me.""I'm learning that with you, authenticity matters more than flattery."The drive to the venue is quiet. Not awkward—just two p
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION INVISIBLE SCARS
Twenty-three hours and forty-seven minutes after Damien's request, I text him my answer."I'll come to the gala. But I need you to understand—I'm coming because I want to support the foundation, not because you asked me to. The distinction matters."His response: "Understood. Thank you. And Elena? I'm proud of you for taking the time to think about it."The fact that he's proud of me for basic boundary-setting should probably concern me. But instead, it makes me feel seen in a way I didn't expect.Three days later, I'm in a session with Dr. Chen when she asks a question that stops me cold."What are you most afraid will happen if this works with Damien?""What do you mean? I'm afraid it won't work.""I know. But what if it does? What if you actually build something healthy and sustainable with him? What scares you about that?"I open my mouth to answer and nothing comes out."I—I haven't thought about that.""Think about it now."I close my eyes, imagining a future where Damien and I
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION FRACTURES IN THE FOUNDATION
Week three brings our first real fight.It starts innocuously enough. I'm at work when Damien calls instead of texting—already a violation of our "no calls during work hours unless emergency" rule."Hey, I know we said no work calls, but I have news," he says, excitement clear in his voice."What is it?""The foundation got a major donation. Seven figures. From a tech billionaire who wants to expand the scholarship program to twenty cities.""Damien, that's incredible!""There's one catch. He wants to announce it at a gala in Seattle next month. Black tie, major media coverage, the whole thing. And he specifically requested that you be there. Apparently, he read about the case, about how the scholarship was named after you, and he wants to meet you."My stomach drops. "Next month? Damien, I can't just fly to Seattle on short notice for a gala. I have mentorship commitments, work obligations—""It's one night. Elena, this could transform the entire foundation. We could help hundreds mo
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION NEW BEGINNING, OLD SHADOW
The first month of long-distance intentionality is harder than either of us expected.We set rules: FaceTime every Tuesday and Friday evening. One weekend visit per month, alternating cities. Daily texts but nothing excessive. Therapy check-ins with our respective doctors every week.On paper, it looks manageable. Healthy, even.In practice, it's excruciating.Our first Tuesday call starts awkwardly."How was your day?" Damien asks, and the formality of it makes me want to scream."Good. Mentorship session went well. Maria got her MIT acceptance letter.""That's incredible. You must be proud.""I am."Silence stretches. We're both trying so hard to be normal that we've forgotten how to just be."This is weird," I finally say."So weird. Are we supposed to small talk? We've never small talked.""We've only ever crisis-talked or therapy-talked. I don't think we know how to regular-talk."He laughs, and something eases. "Okay, new rule. No performing normal. If it's weird, we say it's we
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION FULL CIRCLE
The flight to Seattle feels longer than it should.I've been on this route twice before—once full of hope and fear, once running away from both. This time, I don't know what I'm full of. Just a desperate need for answers to questions I haven't fully formed yet.Rachel drove me to the airport, made me promise to call her the moment I land, and told me she loves me no matter what happens.Clara sent a text: "Be brave. But also be honest. Those aren't always the same thing."Dr. Chen's last words in our session yesterday: "Remember, you're not going there to fix anything or prove anything. You're going to get information. To see what's real. Whatever you discover, trust yourself to handle it."I'm trying to trust myself.God, I'm trying.I don't tell Damien I'm coming.Part of me wants to show up at his office, dramatic and cinematic, like this is some movie where grand gestures solve everything.But real life isn't a movie. And I'm too old for grand gestures.So instead, I text him from
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION AFTERMATH
Three months later, the case is over.Reed settled two weeks before trial—not because we were weak, but because Christine's team uncovered evidence so damning he had no choice. Emails proving he'd orchestrated not just my situation, but a decade-long pattern of corporate sabotage across the industry.The settlement includes a public apology, financial restitution to all identified victims, and permanent injunctions preventing him from certain business practices. His firm is under investigation. His reputation is destroyed.We won.It should feel triumphant.Instead, I'm sitting in my Boston apartment on a Friday afternoon, staring at the news coverage, feeling absolutely nothing.I didn't attend the settlement conference. Worked everything remotely from Boston like I said I would. Damien handled the in-person negotiations. We communicated through lawyers and carefully worded emails. Professional. Distant. Exactly what I said I needed.It's been ninety-three days since I left Seattle.
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION HIS SANCTUARY
Damien's apartment is nothing like I expected.I'd imagined something cold and modern—all glass and steel and expensive furniture that prioritized aesthetic over comfort. The penthouse version of the man he used to be.Instead, I walk into warmth.Exposed brick walls, hardwood floors that creak sli
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION RAIN AND RECKONING
The rain starts the moment we step outside.Not the gentle mist Seattle's famous for, but actual rain—cold and insistent, turning the sidewalks into mirrors that reflect streetlights in fractured gold. Damien immediately shrugs off his jacket and holds it over both our heads, pulling me close enoug
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION THE SPACS BETWEEN
I make it three blocks before I have to stop.My hands are shaking so badly I can barely grip my phone. I duck under an awning, pressing my back against cold brick, trying to remember how to breathe like a normal person instead of someone who just walked back into the fire she barely escaped.What
MY CEO, MY OBSESSION UNRAVELLING
"Tell me about Boston."Damien's voice pulls me back from the edge of panic. He's leaning forward slightly, elbows on the table, hands wrapped around his coffee cup. The gesture is so normal, so human, that it makes everything harder."What do you want to know?" I ask."Everything. Nothing. Whateve
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