Captured By A Stubborn Ceo Novels & Stories

His own daughters and sons are suddenly anxious about keeping their position in his company. When in fact, it should've been locked, and no one is allowed to steal the position. But they weren't sure about this. This family surely sucks in protecting themselves. even their fathers aren't planning on making their lives easier. Although it was actually great to earn your badge and keep it according to your talent, it still sucks because it was your father who owns the company after all. "Dad, we're here," said Apollo. "Drop us here." His dad stopped, and parked on the side of the road.

But what I knew was that I did not want anything to happen to Samuel all because of my stubbornness. “Of course, I’m the CEO’s property. I have to always tell you the truth.” I rolled my eyes. I did not know why I was getting annoyed at Sterling. The truth was, I was not. I just wanted someone to be mad at. He draped his arm around me and pulled me close to him. “Tell me what’s going on.” He did not even regard what I said. The tears that were built in my eyes began to fall freely. “I don’t know what to do,” I sobbed the words out. “I’m so confused.”

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.

I sucked him dry as he finished. He stayed there for a second, his knees still pinning me, his hand still fisted in her hair. I was shaking, my jaw aching, my face covered in sweat. "Maeve," the Chairman said suddenly. I almost jumped. "Maeve is down there, isn't she?" The Chairman asked. "She has the finalized contracts. I need to see the signature page before I leave." I looked up at Xavier, my eyes wide with panic. I couldn't stand up. My blouse was a mess, my skirt was hiked up to my hips, and I had his come in my mouth.

the man said, yanking his arm away from his wife, who was holding him. Mortani locked his gaze on him as she was about to fall on her feet. "Oh! I see! That's how it is!" she thought to herself. "Look here, newlyweds," yelled a cameraman. She instantly devised a plan to exact revenge on Clyde. Her spouse turned to face the camera and smiled sweetly. "You're so happy! I almost fell over huh!" she says, a sarcastic tone in her voice. "Of course, it's a shame it didn't work out," he replied sparingly, smiling at the camera and striking a cute stance for the two of them.

"Look, signora, I like what I've seen tonight, and I like my job, so, free advice from someone at that house: she should refuse whatever's coming. Because he'll try to buy her inside a month. It's not personal. He buys everything that can beat him. It's the only way he knows how to lose." Sofia took the napkin, and the order, and said, "Tell your principal that Madame E thanks him for his interest, and that ELIRA does not discuss its founder. Also tell him the invoice is at market, and we pay market." The junior laughed at that, one short bark, entirely sincere, and went out into the Milan night carrying napkins worth a season.

“Okay, so the other shareholders combined still have more voting power than the CEO, Steve can still be overthrown.” “Um… Steve mentioned convincing one of the men to vote him in as permanent CEO, with that person by his side, he is untouchable. The others won't be able to vote him out as CEO even if you convinced them to.” Jimmy replied softly; it seemed like he was finally picking interest in saving the family business.

“To be honest, I didn't want to show it to you. But, you seem to need proof. So, see for yourself! Gabriella isn't the girl you think." Max suddenly hesitated. He knew, it was just a trap so that he would be consumed by incitement. However, his curiosity was big enough to move his hand to take the envelope from his father. A moment later, the CEO fell silent staring at the photos of his wife. In just an instant, the man's breath thundered again. With one motion, the slippery sheet of paper turned into lumps. “How about it, Mr. CEO? Do you still trust that woman?” Herbert fished with the corners of his lips starting to lift on one side. He knew that his last weapon could not fail.

The others hesitantly joined in. The CEO turned to Timothy. “You’re fired.” Then, he addressed Lucian. “And you, young man—you’re the new head of marketing.” With that, the CEO walked out of the room, leaving everyone stunned by his decisive action. This moment marked Lucian De Stefano’s rise to power. Over the years, his brilliance became undeniable, and eventually, he resigned from the company to start his own empire. Tragically, the same empire he built is now threatened by his own flesh and blood.

Anyone could easily overhear us, and with the kind of respect Clarence was obliged to regard me with, anyone with brains could easily put one and two together. I imagined how it would look. The CEO disappears from the earth for months on a never-ending trip to goodness knows where, and around the same time, a young worker named Trent, whom the manager himself regards with respect, is employed. I had no doubt that the story would make the headlines, and a lot of investors would be forced to pull out, seeing that I was making a fool out of them. “Are you at the company?” came Clarence's voice. “Did you finally get whatever you were looking for and finally agree to end this folly?”