Cassian Bonus Chapter Novels & Stories

Once I nodded, she continued, "I've gotten to the bottom of this matter, and this issue is now fully resolved. I'll let my assistant keep tabs on your bonus application. Thank you for your contributions to the company. We certainly need talents like you." With just a few short sentences, she raised me on a pedestal, one that I didn't feel comfortable being on. I calmly replied, "You're too kind, Ms. Ross. I simply wanted to receive the bonus I rightfully deserved. "In any case, you were the one who investigated this matter thoroughly, Ms. Ross. It has nothing to do with me." I didn't dare accept the credit for this situation. Ms. Ross didn't reply. She simply nodded before looking back at Sa

"Now that the air is cleared and the bill is paid, everyone should head home. As for your bonus, Caleb, I'll have the finance department wire it to your account first thing tomorrow morning." The mention of the money brought a smile back to Caleb's face. "Thank you, Mr. Brock!" Once Michelle and Melvin had left, Caleb looked down at me. "Tony, if you want to take me down, you're going to have to try harder than that. "Tomorrow, I'm using that bonus to take the whole team out for dinner. Then, everyone can see for themselves exactly what kind of lies you've been spreading just to force me out!" I just smiled at his triumphant expression. "I wouldn't count on tomorrow if I were you."

Fabien said, his voice deep, gravelly, and entirely lacking in paternal warmth. Cassian strolled into the room, unbuttoning his shirt collar another notch as he walked over to the leather bar cart in the corner. He picked up a crystal decanter, pouring himself two fingers of neat bourbon. "I had actual work to finish, Fabien," Cassian said easily, taking a slow sip of the liquor before leaning against the edge of the bar cart. "Unlike some people in this family, I actually deliver results." Fabien’s jaw tightened. He set his pen down on the desk with a sharp clack.

After I saw Cassian walk through that fire to come save me, I knew that now I have a better shot at freedom in life, so I made a vow that I will live my life for me; this is my second chance, and wasting it wasn't an option. Cassian has not responded yet; he looked very troubled about something. “What is the problem?” I asked lifting up Cassian's face, he looked at me and dragged a weak smile on his face, something was up “Not at all” Cassian said, still flashing that smile. “Can I have a first aid box?” “Uhm yeah, I will send Cassandra to bring it right into your room” Cassian said weakly, standing up. “You should take your rest now, if you need anything I will be right in the next room oka

Katherine tells him, feeling the need to offer him a dignified response compared to mine. “Baby, I'm here to pick up a work file, blue in color, have you seen it?” “Yes, it's in my library, first drawer on the right.” I tell him, veering towards the door. Cassian walks in, a champagne bottle in his hand. “I think I've made it to heaven again, how are you ladies doing?” he sweetly implores, a smile on his lips. Cassian is a profound breath of fresh air, the most cheerful of the bunch, the only one actually and equally the most vicious Knight. “Wait, one is missing.” he pauses, looking at each one of us. “Where's Rumor?”

Cassian walked over to the convenience store to get a few snacks. I stood by the bike admiring the beautiful greenery scene in front of me, taking in deep breaths in between. I really needed this air. The door bell chimed opening up to cassian walking out of the store wearing a big smile on his face walking towards me with the snacks in his hands. ‎ ‎Cassian leaned against his bike, watching me with that familiar half-smile. “Better?” ‎ ‎I nodded, unable to hide the small smile tugging at my lips. “Yeah. Much.”

Every click of the shutter sounded like a question. Every flash felt like a promise. Two nights left on the original deal. And for the first time since I had walked into this house, I wasn’t counting down to freedom. I was counting down to the moment I finally said yes. Because Cassian had just offered me the one thing more dangerous than Everett’s money: Himself. And God help me, I was starting to want both.

Cassie said, grabbing a Glock-19 from the gun board and tucking it in her thigh pocket. Tobias was waiting for her downstairs, impatient for her to finish. He rushed to her bedroom, quietly pushing the door open. The fresh scent of roses enveloped him, making his heart flutter. He couldn’t believe she was living under the same roof as him but still felt a longing for more. “Aren’t you looking a little too pretty for a mission?” he asked, causing her to jolt from her thoughts. “What’s wrong with you?” she snapped, turning to glare at him. She couldn’t shake the feeling that she was aware of everything around her except him.

Cassius almost growled. Ripley and her twins had left, or he would never talk to me like that. I hadn’t even noticed. I shrugged my shoulders, “this is boring.” “We’re doing this for you.” Cassius said, sounding exhausted. It wasn’t like I had an attitude all the time. He just had a stick up his butt because his mommy and daddy had shown up to chew him out. God, they were awful. Well, his mom is okay, I guess. She has a nice taste. Just talk a bit too much for my taste, and I know this mind sounds strange coming from me, but I think she might be a bit of a narcist.

“They don’t deserve you. None of them. You know it.” Something inside Noa cracked. His voice came out raw, broken open. “And you do?” The room froze. Cassian’s eyes glittered. His grin thinned into something sharper. “I made you. Every inch of you is mine.” Alessio shoved forward. His gun pressed hard into Cassian’s skull. His breath burned. “Touch him again, and I’ll end you.” Cassian didn’t flinch. He leaned into the barrel like it was nothing, like he welcomed it. His grin widened. “Then pull the trigger, monster. Show him what you really are.”