A Regretful Party With The Ceo Novels & Stories

The cold CEO, known for his ruthless business tactics, was reduced to a blubbering mess as he finally got to embrace his children. As they hugged, Alaric felt a sense of peace wash over him. This was what he had been missing his whole life, the love and connection of his family. "I'm so sorry," he whispered, his voice shaking with emotion. "I'm so sorry I wasn't there for you guys."

Lawrence Schwartz, CEO of Schwartz Corporation, resigned in disgrace as the company announced bankruptcy restructuring. I turned off the news and switched to a popular comedy show. With laughter filling the room, the three of us raised our glasses together. "To a bright future! And to better days ahead!"

“And I care about you.” I close my eyes. “Don’t.” He sighs. “Can we talk? Just… talk.” Before I can answer, another message comes in — a group text from the director. Dinner tonight to welcome our producing partners. Formal dress. Attendance required. Perfect. I hang up without replying. The restaurant is a sleek nightmare of chrome and curated lighting. Everyone’s dressed like they’re at the Emmys. The air smells like overpriced meat and desperation. I sit stiffly at the long table, between Layla and a junior executive who keeps adjusting his cufflinks every five minutes. Across from me, Adrian lounges like he belongs here, his wine glass untouched, his eyes sharper than I remember.

“The press release for Victoria’s appointment is live. We are hosting a live broadcast interview at the estate in thirty minutes. You need to be here to stand beside her for the camera.” Adrian’s eyes stared frantically toward me. “Mom, I’m at dinner with Emma.” “I don't care where you are,” Eleanor cut him off, her tone like ice. “Victoria’s father is already here. The camera crew is setting up. If you are not in this living room in twenty minutes, I will personally announce to the press that you are stepping down as CEO due to personal instability. Do you understand me?” The line went dead. The silence at our table was deafening.

But unfortunately, there was a 30-day mandatory waiting period before I could get my hands on the two billion dollars. I could hardly believe I could make that much money. But for Victoria, the billionaire CEO, this amount was just pocket change. Just as she opened her mouth to speak, her phone rang. She answered it. "Okay, I'll be there soon." I knew it was Luke calling her. After hanging up, Victoria turned to leave, but suddenly tripped over something. She looked down to find me clinging to her leg, my eyes wide with pleading. "It's our fifth wedding anniversary today. Do you really have to go to him?"

I tell him "Dad" Axel starts "Shut up. This is not your decision. I am still the head Ceo of the whole company. You two are the CEO's of your buildings that is it" Henry snaps at him "Yes sir" He says and I smirk "Henry I think it's a good idea. You have had a feud with their father for far to many years." Amy says Just as she finishes her sentence Jarold walks out on the balcony. "Sorry i'm late. My meeting ran late." He says

“Consider it a vote of confidence. I don’t want to just watch your company grow. I want to help it soar.” Relief crashed over me so hard I nearly collapsed. Lucy clutched my arm, her eyes wide with joy, while Jimmy let out a whoop of victory. Across the table, Leah’s face crumpled, her mask slipping for a fraction of a second before she stormed out, heels clicking furiously. But even as triumph bubbled inside me, a quiet unease lingered. Carson’s generosity was unexpected… almost too generous. As the meeting ended and everyone filed out, a tall, imposing man entered the room. His presence was commanding, his dark suit tailored to perfection.

“You’ve all been so supportive, and I wouldn’t be standing here today without each and every one of you. Tonight was a success because of you all. Thank you for working hard and for believing in me despite all the chaos that was surrounding me, I know the board was giving you a hard time.” “I wouldn’t be worried about us, rather worry about the board,” Clark commented. Rose frowned, “What do you mean?” “Hahaha! Clark surely wants to crack jokes tonight!” Ben jumped in, his laugh loud and awkward. Ben elbowed him after locking eyes with Ethan and wishing he hadn’t. Anderson chuckled and broke the ice, Natalie and Zane following suit. Others joined in and the party went on. It was a celebratio

—ELEANOR. - The air feels thick as I step out of Justin’s car, my pulse quickening. Arthur stands in front of Cindy’s apartment building, his presence impossible to ignore. His sharp gaze flicks to me, then shifts to Justin as we approach. His tired hazel eyes don't fail to show how obnoxious he finds the duo in front of him. He proceeds to glare at Justin. Justin, ever composed, greets him politely. “Mr. Newton, CEO of HT Global Enterprise, it’s an honor to meet you.” His voice is smooth, respectful—but firm.

He chuckled, squeezing my thigh gently. “Well, you won't have to in a while, okay? I have a Conference Board party, later this evening. I came to ask if you would accompany me to it,” he explained. I frowned. Conference Board Party? What...? Then I remembered that Jake was the CEO of a multimillionaire company, despite how he acts around me. I always see him as a playful kid and in bed, as a hungry beast, so realizing that he was also a boss, really sent my mind reeling at the contrasts.