Komik Ceo Novels & Stories

The sight of luxurious, expensive interiors made me freeze. I’d never expected to meet the, CEO of Ambre Constructions, the biggest construction company in Las Vegas in such a lavished office. Dalton went from being a simple man who drove in Toyota to becoming a super rich man with a garage filled with different brands of luxurious cars. How Incredible. I shot myself out of my reverie and I approached the front desk. “I am here to see Mr. Winchester”. I said to the receptionist. “Petra Hernandez, from Sydney Ad Agency. He is expecting me.”

I tell him "Dad" Axel starts "Shut up. This is not your decision. I am still the head Ceo of the whole company. You two are the CEO's of your buildings that is it" Henry snaps at him "Yes sir" He says and I smirk "Henry I think it's a good idea. You have had a feud with their father for far to many years." Amy says Just as she finishes her sentence Jarold walks out on the balcony. "Sorry i'm late. My meeting ran late." He says

He never comes late and worse, of the bombshell he had just uncovered. Sky’s email had come through moments before he left his office, its subject line innocuous enough: Meeting Agenda: Cooper Industries Collaboration. He hadn’t thought much of it—until he opened the attached file and saw the name at the top of the attendee list: Charles Hartley—CEO, Cooper Industries. Abigail’s father.

"The look of someone who’s not supposed to be here." Still attempting to comprehend his presence, I blinked. "And you are?" "Yemi Kings." He reached out to me with a firm yet unforgiving hand. "CEO of Kings Industries." I recognized the name, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. The way he gazed at me as if he were studying me and looking for something hidden beneath the surface, diverted my attention too much. I unwillingly accepted his hand, and I felt a weird chill when he touched me. "Lola Taylor."

“Figured I’d steal five minutes of your time.” She sat down and opened the bag, the scent of garlic pasta making her stomach rumble. “God, you’re a lifesaver.” Evan pulled a chair close. “Busy morning?” “Crazy,” she sighed. “The last secretary left a disaster. I’m still trying to figure out which department uses what format for reports. Honestly, I haven’t had time to think about anything else.” “Not even me?” he teased, a crooked smile playing on his lips. Before she could answer, the door to her office clicked open again—and everything froze.

“There are things I can't accept.” His expression remained impassive, but I detected a glint of satisfaction in his eyes. “Things you can't accept?” The CEO threw his back and laughed, a booming mocking laughter that caused an unsettling shiver to go down my spine. What was so funny about this? I gritted my teeth, my fists tightening at my sides. What did he find so hilarious? Did he laugh like this while he watched me dance in his palm, taking pleasure in the way he made me restless? It didn’t make sense and it did at the same time. The messages he sent matched his tone perfectly, but I didn’t notice because I never thought he would do something like that.

CHAPTER 9 ‘’You know, I’m surprised you don’t know how dope S-group’s vacations are given you’re literally the boss’s sister,’’ Josh exclaimed as he chewed on his chocolate cookies. Its crumble falling upon his white, plus size t-shirt that he did not care about nor the mess he was making.

I mumbled and Mia peeped through. “I know right? Our new CEO is a big shot. I'm surprised everything happened so fast” Mia uttered and I lifted my gaze to meet hers.. “A new CEO?” I retorted. “I'm telling you…. He is one of the richest in California, New York, Los Angeles. Name it. I'm surprised he bought this company over.. this company is about to take a drastic turn” Mia said with confidence and I made a pout with my lips. “Who is he?...”

“I’m wondering which woman would want to put up with your shit.” “Don’t start with me this afternoon, I could still fire you if I wanted,” I smirked at him. By this time, the car had come to a stop in front of the office building. My dad had recently appointed me CEO of the Steele industries, so I was most times busy with my CEO duties. “You wouldn’t fire me though, I know that,” I could never fire him, that was true. He most times kept my sanity in check. “Speaking of which, the head secretary quit her job. I was called from human resources, and I was told the last one quit.”

Ever since I became Willow's mom, I felt as if I was lucky every day. "What is it?" "I've started a comic company. The staff is nearly all hired." I stepped closer to him, studying his expression. "You're not joking, are you?" "Of course not," he said seriously.