Mi Papá Es Ceo Novels & Stories

I stuttered. "Should I make you repeat it if I don't want to?" Dad's philosophical sermon to me. I was silenced by what Papa said."How can you be a CEO if your works and ideas are garbage? You still lack marketing and experience. I don't know if you are the right one to inherit it!" Papa shouted. I swallowed saliva at what he said, I almost bowed down. I was a little hurt by what Papa said unlike before when Papa's words had a serious effect on me. Now, I'm getting used to it.

Dear readers, •The story 'CEO in Public/ My Daddy in Private' isn't released yet and will be released on the 1st of March, 2021. I'm sorry, for keeping y'all waiting, I've been working on my other stories that were due to finish before I even came up with this story. Although the story isn't officially published yet, readers continued to check it out and I'm so grateful for that. •I don't know if y'all have seen my comment, but I've decided to change the entire storyline of my story because I was inspired and decided to change the storyline.

Power is everything even in useless things! "Did you heard about the news that Chairman Adamson's son is coming back in the country?" Mom asked. Chairman Adamson? I knew him but I don't care about his son but I pretended to be curious about it cause Mom would be very mad if she saw that I'm not interested! "Oh? Why did he came back though?" I asked while sipping on my milk. "His father appointed him as the new CEO. I heard that he's very good at business! He must be because he's a Carter!" Mom said like she was admiring the Chairman's son.

They sat down together, with Nadia on their lap, and Reyes began to speak. "Nadia, I missed you too, sweetie. I'm going to do everything to make you happy. I'm your dad now, and you can ask me for anything. And guess what? Your dad is a CEO!" Nadia's eyes widened with excitement. "Really? Mom, you didn't tell me dad was a CEO! I've always liked CEOs, but you said they were bad." Christine chuckled and shook her head. "No, sweetie, not all CEOs are bad. Your dad is a good person, and he's going to take care of us."

I am no more a CEO at the branch office, I now run the company, the company seems to getting popular day by day, months later I had a son. THE END

Not with Demetria, the one person who had always stood by her. Her lips parted slowly and her voice came out barely above a whisper. “The CEO…” There was a slight pause. “…is Shirley’s father.” Demetria's remaining smile faltered completely. Her eyes widened and she looked at Penny in disbelief. “What?”

The search results were... underwhelming. Yes, I knew his family well enough, why wouldn’t I? But it wasn’t on a deeper level, we were in a situationship I guess, more like friends with benefits. We didn’t want to put a name to it then, so I had barely any deep knowledge about his family. Mason's father, Vincent Rossi, was listed as the CEO of Rossi Industries, a conglomerate with interests in real estate, logistics, and apparently a handful of manufacturing plants I'd never heard of.

His father was present since he remained the board chairman even after handing over the CEO title to his son when Keanu’s phone began to ring. “You know the rules Keanu Louis, silence that damn thing,” his father warned him, sending back his attention to the meeting. Keanu picked up the phone, about to mute it when he saw it was the number of his stockbroker. “Dad, this is important. I will take it,” he said and excused himself. “Hello,” he said into the phone as soon as he stepped out of the conference room. “Sir, our stocks are plummeting. Should we sell them?” His broker spoke in a hasty tone. Keanu frowned a little, asking

Papa embodies the great Augusto Leal and uses his CEO tone, cold and calculating. Mom sighs, looking at the man who's been married for eighteen years and nodding, surprising everyone in the room. "A week." Murmurs. My progenitor smiles widely, a dark glint in his eyes. "That's all I need. Do not speak or confirm anything with the media until then, I will ask you not to meet with this guy until the end of this week too." He asks and she nods. Strange the coldness and contentment in Dad's speech, he doesn't even seem like the same man who was huffing and screaming minutes ago.

Something seemed to be about to slip out of hand. The mood suddenly became quite bad. Every time like that, I don't want to let myself rest. On the contrary, I took off my clothes and immediately went into the hotel office to work overtime. I spent ten years bringing the Evans family's business to the top of the country's commercial industry. Therefore, every plan for me must be perfect to the extreme. As long as I have time, no matter whether it's day or night, I have to edit them. "Mr. CEO, it's too late, you should rest early." Leo walked in, carefully examining me.