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I find a quiet little patch to leave Jimmy and make my way to the light. The windows are high, so I must stand on a crate I found nearby. I still must stand on my toes to see inside the room. In the middle of the room there is a man sitting on a chair. His arms and legs are bound to the chair. Stefano and Don Giovanni are standing to the side while another man is busy with tools of some kind. The man in the chair is shifting from side to side. I want to hear what is being said, so I open the window. It makes a small squeaking sound that only the man in the chair seems to hear. He turns his head in my direction, and I recognise him immediately. It is Joe! He works for Uncle Marcello. How did

At least, I would see him as a regular rude and cold boss of mine, instead of a murderer who shot someone directly in the chest. I still couldn't believe Zaiden was a murderer. Everyone in the office was scared of him ever since he joined, but I was the only one who would face him with confidence because if he was angry, the most he could do was scold me. But now, if he got angry at me, he might just end up killing me just like he killed that young man who was almost of our age. How would I work properly now that I know my boss was a murderer who was covering his true identity under a facade? How would I keep the secret of my boss? ###

So, what was there to worry about? Thus, clad in a $50 T-shirt, I stepped out of Osborn's $5 million Maserati and strolled into the office with confidence. The receptionist's astonishment was evident as she observed me heading for the elevator. Without delay, she reached for her phone to share the news in our group chat. "Oh my god! Annabelle is coming to work!" "Isn't coming to work normal? Why are you surprised?" "She got off our Mr. Borne’s car."

Macey said and clapped. “I wish. Look, I'm not interested in any of this. I got a job here and I never knew my mother was getting married to his dad. I intend to work here until I can find another job.” She said, Macey’s eyes lit up with amusement. “Why are you looking for another job? This is good news,” she said cheerfully. “Come on, you could get promoted to the director soon!”

"Oh, Stella, this isn't a game. This is your reality now. And as your potential employer, I'd say you're in no position to argue." Adrian took a step towards me and I involuntarily took a step back, my heart beating rapidly in my chest. Adrian's let's out a chuckle seeing how much he affected me. "I don't have to take this job!" I said in defiance. "You still don't get it do you? If you go to hell I'll follow you there Stella. No matter where you go, no matter what job you apply for, I will be there. You simply need to acknowledge that I'm in your life for good." Adrian says, a smug look on his face.

Matilda was hunched over her desk, two monitors open, one AirPod in, and a giant cup of cold brew sweating beside her keyboard. Her long braids were looped into a messy bun on top of her head, and she was muttering at an email when Olivia walked in. “You’re lucky I like you,” Olivia said dryly, “because I just betrayed every fiber of my feminist code to get what we need.” Matilda didn’t even look up. “That better mean Lucas signed.”

The rude way Daniel addressed Jack sent panic through me. Though not yet a Boss, Jack Harris was an heir with significant influence, capable of harming Daniel and his family. I slipped from behind Daniel, squeezing between the two men. “Daniel, please. This man is…” “I’m Miss Reed’s employer, Jack Harris,” Jack casually withdrew his hand while Daniel held his gaze, almost defiantly. “Apologies for the interruption, but I need my favorite nurse back before curfew for her safety.” Daniel’s eyes narrowed. I glanced at his fists, now clenched, and feared the worst. The men behind Jack were alert, clearly armed and ready to protect their boss. I had to get Daniel out of this—I couldn’t drag anyon

The way he did everything. Brett operated out of a small office in Chelsea. Third floor of a building that had seen better decades. No sign on the door. No name anywhere. The kind of setup that said I find people who don't want to be found and I prefer nobody finds me either. Marcos had found him in forty eight hours. He stood outside the building on a Tuesday morning with a coffee he didn't drink and watched how Brett arrive at eight seventeen. Unhurried. That kind of man who had moved through the world like he had already know most of what it might throw at him.