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That meant she had power in this company. Her words rang in my head. Do you even know who the CEO of this company really is? I bit my lip, trembling. “Could Rex… be the CEO?” I whispered to myself. I shook my head, forcing the thought away, but my hands wouldn’t stop shaking. If it was true… if Rex was really the man hidden behind that office door all this time…

“Nothing but easy with the drinks. We have work tomorrow.” She shut up for a moment and just stared at me with her mouth slightly open. “You really need to get over it, girl,” Bernice continued with her voice filled with concern.”It's all the past now. At least, you're doing very well.” I curled my lips and my nostrils flared a little. “As a mere secretary? Define doing very well.” “It's only a start, it will get better. I mean, being the secretary to the CEO is kind of huge, you know.”

Instead of being annoyed, he just sneered at me. "He's been crazy about you for a long time. You're really blind." Lee laughed and replied to me which made me frown. "Shein is the young CEO of LSB. He can do everything just to please you. You're his queen so.." He said as if that was the answer to why my husband is like that to him. "If you ask him to buy you a mountain, he'll literally buy one for you." "Nah! That won't happen. I will not buy anything from him." I said and immediately took Oprah.

“Vanilla oat milk. You look like you needed it.” I stared at it for a second, brows lifting. “You guessed that?” “Lucky guess. Or maybe I’m just observant,” he said, sipping from his own cup. A surprised laugh escaped me before I could help it. I shook my head. “You always charm your way around like this?” “Only when it works.” He flashed a grin and leaned back against the table beside me. “So, how’s the mighty CEO of Maison Evana holding up?” “Barely,” I replied, taking a grateful sip of the drink. “I’m one missed deadline away from a meltdown.”

Which one do you wanna hear first? "The bad news first, because the good news will make it better in the end." said Dillion. "The bad news is that the CEO of this company is a arrogant jackass" I said in a depressing tone. "Okay... So whats the good news?" he replied. "I got the job?" replying more with a question. He gave a low whistle and said "Wow." "I know right!?" I replied. "Look Ali, lets just go out to celebrate that you AT LEAST got a job." said Dillion

So, eating heavy before going on a long road trip was like adding fuel to the fire. Then Roy volunteered Sophia to drop her off at the company building from where they were would be departing for the trip. What surprised Sophia was the fact that everyone stared at Roy and her with jaw hung open. Apparently, not everyone were yet aware of Sophia’s relation with the CEO and the chairman. Roy walking hand in hand with Sophia spoke veracities.

Lexi was there too. "Shall we begin?" She asked after a brief moment of exchanging pleasantries and joking around. "Sure," I said, crossing my legs while I lean back on my chair. "Firstly, we'll be talking about what you should know before becoming a CEO." She began. "A CEO should be decisive, ready for impact, should adapt pro actively and be sure to deliver reliably. A CEO ought to exhibit a courageous, passionate and intensity personality. The CEO ought to be able to strategize..." I listened keenly as Madame Freya went on to explain in details to me all it takes to become a good CEO, sometimes she makes illustrations on the small marker board and so far, her teachings are excellent.

“This is Mr. Raymond Beckham. The CEO of …” “I was told by the one who referred that you are better than 10 professions put together. How true is that?” For some reason I found myself putting in more effort to make my voice huskier and domineering, even though it already had all the huskiness any man could ever have. Chad smiled warmly when I said that and proceeded with, “ I don’t know who that is, but I assure you that they are absolutely correct” “That’s good,” I sighed.

"Everyone present has a great deal of influence in the corporate sector. She will surely make a bad impression on these influential people if she is unable of simply giving a speech correctly. This implies that no one will want to collaborate with her in the future. She won't be able to make money or perform without partnerships. She will eventually be replaced by a new CEO appointed by the parent firm. And I'll be that individual!" Bea leaned on Griffon’s shoulder, her eyes gleaming. "When you become the CEO, don't forget about me." "You are my little treasure, so don't worry. How could I have forgotten you?” Griffon’s fat hand wandered around Bea’s waist. "Stop being so impatient. We'll re

Later that day, Kai walked into my office. “I heard Dad wants to hire an interim CEO,” he said as he sat in the chair facing me. I looked up from my computer screen. “And… do you want to be the interim CEO?” He paused for a moment. “Well, if anyone is qualified for the position, it’s me.” I chuckled. “There’s not going to be any interim CEO. I run this company, not the old man. And Kai, even if I wanted to hire one, you are the least qualified person.”