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Author: Rausse Davenport
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-06 07:15:08

Jade

When I started working at Damien’s tech company, I never expected everything to feel so… normal. I mean, for the most part, I figured I’d be spending my days dodging awkward glances and pretending like I belonged here, but honestly? The employees have made me feel more welcome than I could’ve imagined.

And then there’s Damien.

He walks in like he owns the place—which, okay, he technically does—but still, it’s unnerving. Every time he strolls through the reception area, the air seems to shift. People stand a little straighter, voices drop to whispers, and somehow, it’s like he’s carrying the entire room’s attention in the palm of his hand.

I’d like to pretend it doesn’t affect me, but that would be a big, fat lie.

Damien’s been a constant in my day now, popping by more often than I think is necessary. I mean, I get it—he’s the CEO, and this is his company—but somehow, he always seems to appear when I’m not quite ready for it.

And then there’s Penny, who’s as much of a constant as
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