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I'm stuck in this unpleasant reality. I'd been a moron to take this job. Stupid to come to Chicago and a stupid moron to kiss my boss on a business trip. I drop the pillow beside me onto my head and scream into it. Why am I dumb? Good to know I wasted five thousand dollars on the business ethics class I took senior year. I'm a walking, talking, sexual harassment lawsuit. In the last twenty-four hours I've done every single thing they explicitly tell you not to do when you're out in the corporate world.

Damn it! “Anna!” The Boss impatiently roared out my name. I shuddered from his cold voice. I cleared my throat, putting the phone back to my ear. “You’re the Boss, huh? All-knowing and all-seeing. So stupid of me not to have seen this coming.” “Yeah, so stupid. And sending a silly gamma to spy on me? You weren’t thinking straight.” I bit my upper lip, feeling more than embarrassed. “He wasn’t supposed to be spying on you.”

She was curled up in bed, staring at me through her phone screen. Her hair was a mess. Her voice was groggy. Her eyes were glassy. “I hate it here tonight,” she whispered. “What happened?” “My boss ripped up one of my designs in front of the whole team. Said it looked like a cheap runway knockoff.” “That guy’s a washed-up has-been with a superiority complex,” I snapped. “You’re brilliant.” “I don’t feel brilliant,” she murmured, voice breaking. “I feel stupid. I want to come home.”

I signaled my boss to stop, signaling with a finger for her not to say any defensive words for me. “I don’t know you, but I need you to stop making it obvious that you’re dumb. It’s obvious already in your look, appearance and all, but not also in your words, c’mon, yuh a big man, be fake smart at least!” I drowned the last gulp of my champagne exchanging another from a passing Waiter’s tray. My boss gaze at me turned shocked, the guy stared at me dumbfounded; awed by my reply. “Argh! I said a fact not kill a fellow!” I said silently to myself groaning, shifting my gaze away from both eyes.

But I am not so lucky because Enzo turns me around to face him. “HOW STUPID CAN YOU BE? First you come late for the meeting and you walk into the room like you own the place. You trip and fall in front of everyone, gave me the wrong file and to top all your stupidity you played a video of yourself acting like a fool insulting me. You are so lucky you made those videos years ago or I can’t say what I would have done to you. You have not only embarrassed me but my company too. Just pray they don’t change their minds about making the deal with me. If they do, you will not like what I will do to you. JUST GET OUT OF MY SIGHT, MY BUILDING! I DON’T WANT TO SEE YOUR FACE AGAIN!” He yells with so mu

My instincts told me something was wrong, and I grabbed her arm, my tone growing serious. She opened her mouth to speak, but tears streamed down her face before any words could come out. “Miss White, I…” Through her sobs, I pieced together the story. Liam had tried to take advantage of her. Suppressing the fire of anger rising in my chest, I asked firmly, “He didn’t succeed, did he?” She shook her head weakly. “No, he didn’t.” According to company policy, this was grounds to have Liam fired immediately, but I knew it wouldn’t be enough.

His laughter was somewhat sweet and almost contagious if it wasn't for the fact that he was laughing at me. I knew I'd have to leave the bathroom soon enough and once again face my boss who I was practically soaking wet for. I can't believe I had a wet dream about my boss and that too in his bed of all the time and places! "Damn you, Adrian." I muttered underneath my breath.

“Get out from here, it’s all because of your stupid books.” Micheal burst out laughing, tears swelling up in his eyes. Darreb leaned back on his chair, and smiled coldly, “ laugh all you want. I’m going to deduct all your bonus this quarter, and buy coffee and donuts for all staff of the company.” “I’m sorry boss!”

MAE POV With my laptop undergoing therapy down in the IT room, my desk was pretty barren. I tried to busy myself with paper shuffling, sorting my latest batch of delivery schedules into neat alphabetically ordered piles, but it didn’t help any. It didn’t matter how many kind words Jesse had heaped in my direction, I knew there would be no coming back from the discovery of smutty boss-centred stories if they managed to see the light of day. My poor cheeks were still on fire and my nerves were still jittering, and I only had myself to blame. It was one of those well-deserved serves you right things that comes from making a dumbass slip up.

I never gave a damn about this pathetic company anyway! "I showed you a little respect, and you started thinking you were someone important. With my experience and connections, any company would kill to have me. "Have fun with your worthless ledgers and enjoy watching this place go bankrupt, you old hag!"