Alpha Ceo Who Forgot His Mate Novels & Stories

The smallest mistake on a document or screen could determine whether she kept this job or lost it. Aero rarely spoke, but when he did, his words carried a sharp clarity that left no room for argument. You can do this. Focus on the work. ⸻ At noon, Aero led her to the company cafeteria. The room was bright, lined with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city below. Sunlight reflected across the water of the fountain outside, while the sounds of traffic seemed distant from up here. Elara sat across from him, her folder still beside her, ready to take notes if necessary.

Clara had expected shame. Instead, she saw confidence growing quietly. That disturbed her. At lunch, Clara sat with two colleagues who spoke in hushed tones. “They say the CEO has been spending nights outside his place,” one whispered. “I heard it is serious this time,” another replied. Clara smiled faintly and stirred her drink. “People exaggerate,” she said lightly. “Men like him do not change overnight.” But her grip tightened around the cup. That afternoon, Isabella received an email from an unknown sender.

I say. Hack scoffed “Come on. Then why did you say you don’t remember him, when clearly you do.” “I panicked okay!” I stood up and paced around “it was my first day back from a long flight. I didn’t expect to see him there! He doesn’t like buying stuff for the house before. Seeing him before I could lay on my bed for the first time was not in my plans.” Jack sighed. “Fine. But this will come out sooner or later.” “I know but it’s not like I owe them the truth. They don’t deserve it then and specially not now.”

Emily knew that, after all she had been part of the family for more than three years. He picked up the telephone and dialled his vice president's number, “Have someone clear out Ms. Stephen's entire space. Throw out everything or better still, burn them. I don't want to see anything about her. And after that, I'll need a new secretary, preferably one who would take her job seriously. Have I made myself clear?” He screamed at his aide, Joseph. “But, sir… “ “Don't you dare, don't you dare try to defend her. When she comes back from wherever she is, she can speak for herself. “

The news of the pregnancy, although exciting, also brought a host of worries about how I would balance my personal and professional life. However, when I arrived at the company, I saw Allan trying to undermine me, a very low move on his part. But fortunately, I was accepted by everyone. I noticed his gaze repeatedly wandering down to my neckline. Everything was set for me to assume the presidency tomorrow, and I would be introduced to all the employees. I left the room determined, leaving Allan with his unreadable look. When one of the company's shareholders stopped me in the hallway and invited me to celebrate my new position, away from Allan's presence, I made an impulsive decision. It was

Matt said, hissing as he walked out. Natalie sighed when Matt mentioned the CEO. She was happy he wasn't the CEO, but her heart thumped when she remembered the man who everyone was scared of earlier at the reception. Natalie remembered that she read about CEO of BOLD Innovations as the richest man in Bell's city, but couldn't remember what he looked like. But what if the man from earlier turned out to be the CEO? How will she explain that she didn't do anything wrong when they won't allow her access the system again?

“What did you mean earlier… when you said I was supposed to die?” Another pause. “You’ll remember,” he said quietly. “Soon.” And then he was gone. The door clicked shut behind him. And I was alone. I sat on the edge of the bed, staring into the fire. That memory… it wasn’t a dream. It felt real. The flames. The screams. The betrayal. Was I really someone else… before this life? And if so… Who was Alpha Kael to me back then?

Alpha Kane Fenwick, my fated mate, had rejected me for another she-wolf. Now that he'd lost his memory, I meant to make him fall for me again and be the one to reject him. I led him back to the Alpha's bed, a wide, almost bare expanse. Kane settled against the headboard. His amber eyes were still clouded with confusion, and he looked like a wild creature dropped into a world that made no sense. He studied me, his eyes holding a faint trace of curiosity and need. His voice came out hoarse. "Tell me about our past."

I tried to tell him everything about our past, but no matter what I said, he didn’t remember anything. The more I tried explaining, the more agitated he became. It was weird that I was the only one he didn’t remember. He could remember every detail about everyone else, including Kaige. My brother had failed to help me, so Luka ended up leaving his house. I had returned to work and the entire company had been in shambles. An email from Luka was sent to everyone in the company, saying that I was now the Vice President of the company and acting CEO until Luka returned. The email had been sent right after I logged out of the game.

Paused there, hand on the frame, and looked back at me with something that almost passed for a warning. "And don't G****e me tonight," he said. "You won't like what you find." Then he was gone. I lasted, by my own count, eleven seconds. I typed his name into the search bar sitting alone in the empty conference room, already regretting it, already unable to stop myself — the same way you can't stop touching a bruise to check if it still hurts. The first headline alone nearly made me drop the phone. ACE STONE: THE MOST DANGEROUS CEO IN AMERICA.