Lahat ng Kabanata ng Something In His Touch: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 5

Adonis POV 🇬🇷 "What in the heavens is wrong with you?" Father spat. I could feel his anger from across the desk that separated us. Quite frankly, that was the question I was still trying to find answers to. What the hell was wrong with me?  "This is the sixth time you are doing this! Are you insane? Don't you know how to control your urges? How old are you? You think the company is a joke, or don't you know what is at stake here?" He raged on. There was nothing I could say or do other than keep my head low. I hated confrontations more than anything, so I'd rather shut my mouth and get it over with. I noticed arguing with humans never resulted in any positive results, so what was the use of trying to defend myself when I'd end up looking like a fool? I didn't talk much, everyone knew that; I hated talking to people, because the m

MEK's POV 🇳🇬 I closed my eyes as I stood before my mirror; normal people looked into their mirrors to see their reflections, but I wasn't really feeling my reflection at the moment.I had on a tight knee length black skirt that tucked in a red dress shirt, which was paired with red stilettos."Your aim is to show whoever it is that you are sexy and you're not afraid to show it. People like secretaries that know they are sexy and not afraid to show it," Cora had lectured. Sexy my black ass! I just wanted to bomb the interview and come back home.I didn't care if I got the job or not. I mean, there should be other jobs that would be willing to accommodate me, right?I took in a deep breath and looked back at the pretty woman that stared at me."Hi sexy person," I smiled at my reflection. Okay so maybe I liked how powerful I looked a little more than was al

Mek's POV 🇳🇬  I hugged the file in my hands to my chest as I kept my eyes on the tall silver building that was going to be my new source of livelihood. There was no way on earth that I was going to be bored in the place. I mean, I had a boss who couldn't go to the hospital to get treatment because of fear of being caught. The politics, the secrets, the drama! I was physically ready for all of it, because it was just like watching a drama on the television. I thought all these things only happened on tv, but I was offered a front roll ticket to everything, including the actors.I tucked a stray braid behind my ears, wiped imaginary dust from my black skirt, then made my way into the building.   I smirked at the receptionist I met yesterday as I made my way to the elevator. The shock on her face was the highlight of my morning. Why did she look so surprised though? And