A Regretful Party With The Ceo Novels & Stories

"Nobody here does. But we have to be here because we were invited. Unless you want to be on the papers for a bad reason." I sighed deeply and stretched out my legs. I didn't want to meddle in their conversation. I called the bar man and asked for a bottle of orange juice, which was brought in almost immediately, and I began to sip from the bottle. The new CEO, whose name was Mathias, was soon welcomed to the stage to welcome everyone present at the party officially. Alex didn't smile ever since we walked into the party hall. He had a frown on his face and stayed stiff even when others were vibing to the song that was being played in the background.

This engagement party would be the talk of the town, and soon, people would forget about Tessa and the company's issue. I watched them exchange phones as they talked about the dresses that would fit Ava`s curves and the hairstyle that would fit her face. They were so happy and excited, but me? I couldn't explain my feelings. Xavier would be upset when I informed him that I had decided to work with Ava's suggestions. I wasn't bothered anyway. I am Kyle King. One of the biggest CEOs in Nashville, and this engagement party was going to be my comeback to the limelight and not stupid gossip.

They might probably be wondering why I was not scared to be kicked out of the party or why I didn't look frightened, but I loved the attention already. If it was the Mira they had known five years ago, then I would have been pleading with them; tears would have been streaming down my cheek to avoid being kicked out. But now, I can boldly dare them to take their best shot! "Where are the bodyguards? They need to throw her out of here before the CEO arrives and gets every one of them fired for allowing a stranger into the party without an invitation card!” Mitchelle yelled out, feigning panic. Fired? Stranger? Does she even know who the CEO is or who owns this event? She got to be kidding me r

I walked out of that penthouse with my spine perfectly straight, the heavy click of the door sealing my exit. But as I stepped into the elevator, my heart hammering against my ribs, my gaze fell on a corporate memo left on the lobby console table. It bore a sleek, familiar logo—the massive conglomerate that had just bought out my ex-fiancé's firm, the company I was supposed to have a crucial, saving-grace interview with on Monday morning. Printed at the very top of the page was the name of the newly appointed, notoriously ruthless Global CEO. Julian Vance. And right beneath it was a headshot of the man whose bed I had just escaped.

After one year of being the CEO, he moved to the United States to expand his business and after successfully establishing his company there he returned a few days ago. On the honour of his return, his father threw a lavish party for him and invited their business partners, investors, models, politicians and many more important figures. Among all the glittering lights, shining furniture, chandeliers, sparkling drinks with beautiful men and women, an elegant looking woman stood in a dark corner. Her beautiful dark blue eyes were fixed on something on someone without any blink. She didn't look happy, she didn't look sad. It's just her beautiful eyes seemed empty yet filled with grief.

I was surprised when the lights of the whole hall went out. "The party is now starting! Let's welcome our CEO, Mr. Angelo Delo Santos!" their MC said and everyone applauded. The whole hall lit up again and that boring Angelo appeared on stage again. He took the mic and spoke. "Thank you for coming to my party. I hope everyone enjoys this." How can I enjoy when I have to see your face? "Let's drink for a while. Also, I have an announcement later, so stay tuned," he said, so I sipped my champagne before finishing it.

Having played a role in what happened between him and Olivia. Cecilia turned and noticed that the party would soon be over as the closing speech was being delivered. She sat down in a rigid manner, feeling her muscles stiffen with anger. "...And the party comes to an end here, our dignified CEO's. Cheers to a brighter year ahead!" The moderator boomed and bowed out, before exiting the stage. Some elites started on their way, while the majority acquainted with others. Stefan and his father were seated at Ivan's table when the moderator called the party to a close.

He stared at the short paper in his hands before speaking. "I would like to welcome you all to the seventh anniversary party of the Gonzalez group and companies. I'm just going to invite the Ceo of the company and the managing director of the company, her son. Gina Gonzalez and her son Carlos Gonzalez." He announced as the crowd began to clap their hands as they walked into the party dressed gorgeously. "We heard that you had an accident?" One of the guests asked Gina. "Yes, but I'm getting better. Thank you for coming!" Gina said with a smile.

“CEO, I’m sorry. I don’t know that this will happen.” “When did you become my secretary? Why do they keep addressing you as my secretary, Miss Sorrell? Why do I feel that you are quite influential?” Harvey smiled indifferently. Wendy was about to cry. “CEO, that information was all spread out indiscriminately. I just attended a few of such parties before. I just want to invite them to my party once. I certainly didn’t know it would come to this…” “If your so-called party was so low-level, don’t use the company’s name. It’s shameful…”

But her eyes met the eyes of one man; and now she is sure; it surely is him. He did not look happy when their eyes met, Keira could not help but feel hurt. She wanted to see him badly but why does it seem like the sight of her revolts him? Keira looked away and continued with her speech. When she tried to look back in his direction, he was not there anymore. Her Nana went beside her and took the microphone as Keira finished her speech. “As I’ve said earlier this party will be set in history; because this is the first time that a turnover of the presidency will be done during the company party. With that being said, I gladly announce that Keira; my only granddaughter will be the new CEO and P