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Madam Thomas wouldn’t accept it and continued to plead, "I have been a fool to trust Debbie, but you shouldn’t punish my innocent grandson. Please save him!" Their stubbornness rendered Patricia speechless. "As I have already said it’s not that I won't save him, but that I truly cannot. Even if my teacher, Professor Stewart, were here, I’m afraid he’d be powerless. Instead of wasting time here, you might want to see him for the last time." She had never encountered such self-centered and stubborn people. She made her position crystal clear, yet they refused to listen. Her earnest words fell on deaf ears to Madam Thomas, who perceived them as smug satisfaction.

Elliot: Shut up and stay quiet for a while. Celia: Look at you, ordering me in this situation as well. Henry captured this moment and his reaction, will begin the downfall of the company.

“Close your mouth, Elli.” “The hell you’re doing here, Kincaid?” Archibald asked with a smile. Then he looked at the way his hand is gripping Elli’s arm and he smirked lightly. “Are you here to make sure your employee is working and not wasting time? What a very attentive CEO, I might say.” “I’m sure it doesn’t concern you,” SJ answered back. “Don’t let me keep you from your schedule.” Elli tried to free her arm from his grip. But the more she struggled, the more his grip is tightening. She finally gave up and let him have his way when he glanced and gave her a warning and threatening look.

She is giving me nothing but trouble. I kept mute staring at Lucas. "Wow! So she even gave you an office? And you are the new CEO?" Lucas shot me a death glare. "What did you do to get all of this?" He asked. "Well, I did nothing." "Tell me, Aryan. Did you force her to make you the new CEO? Tell me what you did, this instant!" He shouted.

She went and interviewed at one of their rival companies, smugly telling him they would be rivals now. "May the best business win," she said with the sky smile on her lips, over a table of cherry pie and coffee. He only smiled and chuckled. Said she was being cute and naive. She didn't get what he meant at the time until a week after starting her job. She got the announcement one early morning. The company had been acquired. And the new CEO? Franklin Walker. That gave way to a rollercoaster of love and affection. As much as she tried not to fall for his protestations of love, she tripped at the end.

He was shivering and acted like his entire life was dependent on him. My brain remembered those words. ‘Carlix intentional’. I widened my eyes when I realized that was where David worked. I covered my mouth while he still held onto me. I was trapped with his ruthless CEO!

“Showing your disgusting face here , like you haven’t been a housewife for seven years, what can you possibly do here?” Her words stung straight into my heart and I turned to look at the bitch , Lelia stood close to me and her clone filled my nostrils . “ Why don’t you sell your shares and get the hell out of this company , you think you still matter, if you weren’t that dumb, Tristian wouldn’t have dumped your sorry ass”Lelia continued . I didn’t react to her words , but instead I just smiled , holding it all together . “ I built this empire with Tristan and I will be damned if I let go just because of some fool and you. You have been the woman in the shadows all these years. Do you real

"But not to me. The police will be far more patient listening to your story than I am. Take him out!" The entire room stood frozen in a chilling silence. No one expected the young CEO to uncover a manipulation case so meticulously hidden it was almost undetectable. It seemed his nickname, "The Financial Reaper," was not just a myth. Dominic Blackwood was a man who would not allow anyone to steal a single penny from his coffers without paying the ultimate price. "You are extraordinary, Mr. Blackwood. How did you notice such a minute flaw?" Mrs. Elizabeth, one of the major shareholders, asked with undeniable admiration.

How did other women do it? Steele Enterprises was the umbrella company for several of Mr Steele’s businesses—construction, security, technology, and financial services. The whole building was overkill. Glass and steel, rising above all the other buildings, and one of London's finest pieces of architecture. She hated it. It screamed ‘pretentious’, just like the man who owned it. Being his Executive Assistant required many skills, and most people hired before her had not been able to keep up. There were a lot of sacrifices involved, like being the first to arrive and the last to leave.

I replied while trying to tell myself to stay calm. “I see. Then, I’m going to get straight to the point. I want you to find a way to stop him from quitting his job as the CEO,” the chairman said as his eyes stared straight at me. I felt a lump form in my throat. His request was reasonable, but it was very unrealistic. If his father couldn’t convince him then what made the chairman believe that I could. Ace wasn’t just very stubborn; he was also very determined. Although I didn’t know what he had planned, I was sure that Ace had thought this over many times before he made his decision. I believed that he truly thought that this was for the best so convincing him otherwise was going to be ext