Captured By A Stubborn Ceo Novels & Stories

If he gives the reins to him, he'll steal his horse. “Interesting,” one of the board members, Mr Copley, cleared his throat. “I think this meeting has to be adjourned when the new CEO, Mrs Dante, has drawn up her progress report sheet.” He added when I looked at him. “Yes, we'll look forward to seeing you prove Mr Morris wrong.” Mr Winfield added as they stood up and filed out of the room. I grabbed the file on my desk and walked out to the hallway with Morris on my heels. We bowed slightly as they entered the elevator, as soon as the doors closed, he flung me against the wall and grabbed my neck.

He must have realized that their father was losing patience as the company he led lost many big projects to handle. "Excuse me for interrupting," Trevor Hwang said. "But I think it will be difficult. As far as I know, the CEO of Big Construction Firm is a very secretive man. No one knows who he is. Only the stand-in CEO, Engineer Lucas Reesee, entertains partnership requests." "We will go through him, of course," Director Bent proposed. "I'm not sure that will work," Trevor Hwang muttered, to which Tara Milligan agreed with a nod.

CHAPTER 102: I'LL MAKE SURE TO KEEP YOU SAFE DAMIEN: I drove back to the office after I left the police station, weaving through the rush-hour traffic until the tall glass building came into view. For the first time in a long while, I took a good look at the giant building that housed my company and nodded proudly. When I took over Carter Corp from my Dad as the CEO, the company was at the brink of bankruptcy. And that was because Barbra had my father wrapped around her little finger. He would do anything she told him to do without hesitation.

She paused, and we all nodded. "Did you pull up his profile, Gracie? To sell our ad concepts, we need to show him we understand who he is," she asked. "I tried searching online, but there’s almost nothing there," Gracie answered. "He’s a billionaire, that’s all we know—it’s like he’s deliberately keeping his life private." "Is that all you could find? I specifically told you to dig deeper!" our boss snapped. "But I—" "Enough! You’re all going to give me wrinkles before I turn fifty. I need to take a break. Luna, you’re in charge," she said, then stormed out.

“Survival instinct.” Timothy studied him for a moment. “Most people would be uncomfortable destroying a company.” Elliot looked at him carefully. “Most people aren’t trapped working for you.” For a moment, something unreadable flickered in Timothy’s expression. Then he said quietly, “You’re not as trapped as you think.” Elliot laughed. “Pretty sure that contract says otherwise.” Timothy didn’t respond. Instead, he looked back at the screen where the executives prepared the operation. “Helios made a mistake.”

He was trying to win them over, a very good tactic if he wanted an easy route to take over the company. "That son of a bitch," I muttered. I could not help but feel a sense of frustration at their words. Keira was the only one worthy of the CEO title, and she had the skills and knowledge to lead the company successfully. But as I listened to the investors' conversation, I realized that they were not going to be swayed by my opinions or anyone else's. They were set in their belief, and they were not going to change their minds easily. It made me wonder how Calvin had managed to convince them so well. Did he bribe them?

I pushed through the small crowd gathering at the edges of the sidewalk—employees, curious onlookers, and two camera phones already up and recording. Wonderful. “You think you can throw me out like trash?” Celeste yelled, pointing a trembling finger toward the glass doors. “I have a right to be here! I belong here!” “Ma’am, please,” one of the guards said quietly. “We don’t want to make this worse.” She laughed, sharp and cold. “Oh, it’s already worse, darling. Your precious CEO is a coward. He knows the truth now and he still wants to pretend I don’t exist? Not gonna happen.”

"Bro, let's stop making a scene here." But Ethan struggled from their grip. "Essi! Essi!" The CEO of Gautarza took a deep breath to cover her chagrin. How far would that conglomerate try to influence her? Do they think that she can easily fall with this stupid stunt? "Essi, I love you even if you are heartless."

“Are you sure you can handle us?” “Yeah,” he says, grinning. “I will admit, you guys are a tough nut to crack. I heard something interesting about your CEO.” “Really? What?” “Apparently, she is a ghost. No one knows who she is.” I laugh. Quiet. Dry. “Nathanile, Vivian is our CEO.” “Not according to what I heard. Apparently, Vivian is a smile screen. I think if I can get to the real player, things would change for me. For us.”

"Why are you being so stubborn? Is the truth really that important? He's the owner of a publicly listed company. We're just ordinary people. You've only been here four hours, and you already can't take it. They can still hold you for another twenty hours. Unless you produce decisive evidence, otherwise, based on his company paying that much tax every year, you'll still have to admit to these things even if you don't want to." Listening to his earnest persuasion, I finally understood deeply what Ian had meant earlier by the power of capital. But this alone was not enough to make me submit. I quietly looked at him, the corner of my mouth lifting into a firm curve. "I won't admit to something I