Azur Lane Ceo 소설 & 이야기

"Thank you." I simply nodded and watched her leave the office with our son. The joy I felt was indescribable. How was it even humanly possible to feel so much love and joy? I took a deep breath and decided to refocus on the information I had gotten from Daniel. I picked up my phone to scroll through the news when I came across one about the last person I least wanted to see or hear about. The headline read, 'Gabriel Moreno, the CEO of Cielo Azul Enterprises, has signed a huge deal with Allen Smith, the CEO of Smith company from the US.'

I have called Mavin’s number for the upteenth time, he was answering, until I finally saw the pictures of Daniel on the television. “Daniel Caspian, the CEO of AZAL Pharmaceuticals has been shot and a search is going on to capture the perpetrator.” I was trembling, wondering what I’ve just gotten myself into and why they shot Daniel.

" When she saw the faint expression on Zee's face, she hurried towards her, reeling with curiosity. "Darien Quin is your boss now? How?" The outraged girl asked. "Wait! Where do you work again?" It was Irene's turn to ask. "Where else do I work?" "Come on Zee. You won't blame me for asking, alright? I mean, the last time I checked, ELHIZ was being headed by a certain Mr. Jin, so, what happened?" Irene asked, her eyes seeking answers. "I found out today that Mr. Jin was just managing the company. Darien Quin is the CEO."

I glared at the manager who put me in a horrible situation and she was trembling in fear. "Too late for that! You can't just fix the stuff you've done to us with a simple apology, Ms. Levine" the man sternly replied. "Honey, I'm telling my brother about this. Just in case you don't know who you offended. We're gonna introduce ourselves. I'm Sarah Lane Rowell, the only sister of Lance Lane, the CEO of Lane I Tech. This is my husband, Atty. Destan Rockwell!" That rang a huge cathedral bell!

When the two men entered, everyone stood. "Good morning, Mr. Azael." "Morning," he replied shortly. Once Azael sat down, everyone else followed. He opened the meeting, discussing the new AMZ Resort construction, his first major project as CEO. Even though Emir no longer ran the company, he still monitored things from a distance. It wasn’t that he didn’t trust his son; he just wanted to see how well Azael would perform. "Have you decided who’s joining the site survey?" Azael asked Elliza.

Shanaya mumbled before stepping aside. Elizabeth pushed open the door to her office, only to find a man about Wulfric’s age peeking out. “Is there an issue here, Shanaya?” Her eyes narrowed at the stranger. “Why is he in my office?” The man finally turned his gaze to her. “Mrs. Channing, finally!” “Ma’am, he’s the new CEO of Benzone,” Shanaya informed her hesitantly. “What?!” “Sir Wulfric appointed him.”

“And Julie, this is Mr. Lucas Martinez, the CEO of Couture Collective, our newest partner.” Holy shit.

In less than a minute after they also read the message from Azure Prime Property Managements, their expression also turned into a dreadful one like they had just seen a dead threat letter. “Have they gone mad? How can they cancel our contract without a proper notice and even ask us to leave within two hours?” Ax was the one who whispered gently beside Fury who turned to look at him. Both Fury and Byron turned to look at Rose with mixed expressions on their faces. “That's why it's called an abrupt decision and it seems like someone here has made that decision.” Fury finally replied back to Ax , his eyes still on Rose. “Are you saying that damned brat is really the new chairwoman of Azure Prim

Luther said, clearing his throat with a hint of impatience. His voice was firm, restoring a sense of order, even though the tension remained thick in the air. One after the other, they all returned to their seats. Curtis shifted closer to Tessa, lowering his voice into a whisper meant only for her ears. His tone carried warning, his gaze sharp as he leaned in. “I’m telling you right now,” he said quietly, each word pressed with intention, “this is the CEO of BlueSky. You better not do anything stupid. Don’t offend him. I’ll try to get Lauren to change her mind.”

NEWS BREAKS & AURORA LEARNS THROUGH MEDIA The story hit the business news outlets by Sunday morning. "SILAS VANCE STEPS DOWN AS CEO OF MERIDIAN ROUTES—PATRICIA CHEN ASSUMES LEADERSHIP" read the headline on the Seattle Business Journal. The article was brief but notable: