All Chapters of Faceless Love with Mr CEO : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Unraveling the Mystery(Hans’ POVI leaned back in my office chair, staring at the ceiling as my thoughts drifted back to Mia.There was something about her.Something that nagged at me.I couldn't explain it, but every time I looked at her, I felt like I had met her before. Like there was a missing piece I couldn't quite grasp.Yet, no matter how much I tried to connect the dots, nothing made sense.And it didn’t help that she avoided me like the plague.At first, I thought it was because she was married to Carl. Maybe she was just trying to maintain boundaries. But there was hesitation in her eyes every time we spoke.Like she was hiding something.And that only made me more curious.I wasn’t blind. I saw the way Carl treated her.Indifferent. Cold. Like she was nothing more than an employee.And yet, when Diana tried to put her down in front of the board, Carl defended her.That surprised me.Carl wasn’t the type to defend anyone—especially not his own wife.It was almost as if… he

Breaking Point(Mia’s POV I turned off the shower, letting the water drip down my skin as I leaned against the cold tiles.The day had been unbearable.Carl had done everything in his power to push me past my limit.The extra workload. The sudden new rules.The constant belittling.It was too much.I wrapped a towel around myself and walked to my bedroom, but the weight in my chest only grew heavier.I can’t keep doing this.I collapsed onto the bed, staring at the ceiling as frustration, exhaustion, and memories I tried to bury came rushing back all at once.“Starting today, you’ll be handling all international correspondence directly. No more delegating.”“And I expect you to accompany me to all external meetings from now on. No excuses.”“No more personal outings with my stepbrother during work hours.”His words echoed in my head.Carl Oswald was suffocating me.It wasn’t just work. It was him.The way he looked at me with those cold, unreadable eyes.The way he dismissed me as if

  An Unwanted Distraction (Carl’s Pov  Tashi had been persistent. She had been asking for this dinner for weeks, making it clear that it wasn’t just a casual outing—it was an investment in our relationship. Or at least, that’s how she saw it. I knew what she was doing. Pouring more money into LiveStrong. Trying to prove she was the only woman who had ever been worthy of me. I let her believe whatever she wanted. Tashi had always been useful to me. She knew the game we played. But that didn’t mean I was going to indulge her delusions. So when she finally convinced me to meet her for dinner, I made sure Mia came with me.  The moment we arrived at the restaurant, I could feel the tension shift.

Tashi’s Breaking PointTashi’s POV Tashi prided herself on being elegant, composed, and patient.But tonight, as she sat at the restaurant, watching Carl’s gaze stray from her to that woman, something inside her began to crack.Mia Miloslava Pankraz.That name was quickly becoming the bane of her existence.At first, she thought Mia was just another passing annoyance—a secretary Carl barely noticed.But now?Now she wasn’t so sure.Carl wasn’t ignoring Mia anymore.He was noticing her.And Tashi hated it.She had planned this night carefully, investing both time and money into making it special.She had told herself that if Carl just spent time with her—alone—he would remember why they belonged together.Why he needed her.But instead, he brought her.And then, as if that wasn’t humiliating enough, Carl had spent half the night distracted by Mia.When the random man started flirting with Mia, Tashi had expected Carl to be indifferent.But no.His entire mood had changed.His grip on

Hidden JealousyThird-Person POV Carl Oswald had never been a man to dwell on emotions. He was practical, calculated, and always in control. Feelings were nothing more than distractions, and distractions had no place in his life. Yet, despite his best efforts, something about Mia unsettled him.The moment he pulled her away from that man at the restaurant, something inside him shifted. It was subtle—barely noticeable—but enough to make him question himself. The warmth of her skin against his, the way her eyes locked onto his with a flicker of confusion and something else—something he couldn’t quite place.A memory? A feeling?It didn’t make sense.Carl clenched his jaw, pushing the thought aside as he walked back into the office the next morning. He wouldn’t allow himself to get distracted. Whatever that was last night—it was nothing.But someone else had noticed.Ashley.Ashley Daniels had been working for Carl for years, and in all that time, she had prided herself on being the on