My Ceo Boss Is My Son's Father Romane & Geschichten

The way he'd made me forget everything except pleasure and connection and feeling wanted. He was the CEO. The man who held my future in his hands. And I was pregnant with his child.

After an unusual conversation with my newest boss, we left the office and went to his house so that I could meet his son. John seemed to be a calm man, a loving father, and he missed his late wife very much, but what made me a little crazy was to feel that he had a curious look about me, as if he already knew me, and no matter how much I thought about it, I couldn't find an answer, because inside me, it told me that I had already met him somewhere.

My nerves were beginning to get tense. [*Why don't you have a talk with the CEO?*] My uncle suggested. "I wish it was that easy Uncle, As much as I want to talk with the CEO, I just can't." I sighed deeply when I heard my uncle ask why. If I don't tell him the reason, he'd keep on pestering me to help Diana get the contract. Getting the contract for Diana is within my capability but in the case of Evelyn being the new CEO, it's not Within my capability.

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

From what I heard, the son was as ruthless as father was and he was now CEO. I stared at the photo of them, I was going to come for the Fitzgeralds, they wouldn't know what hit them.

I guess my personal information is as expensive as these foods. “Levi Alexander Mitchell is my son’s name. He’s twenty-three years old and the CEO of our company.” I stopped munching my dessert when I heard that his son is a CEO. He’s in one of the highest positions in the company at a young age. “Do you want to meet your fiancé?” His question made me nervous. I shake my head in disagreement. “Knowing his name is enough. I will meet him some other time.” I said as I tried to avoid calling him dad.

His words seeped with so much hatred toward his father. “That’s all for our good! Look, our company desperately needs funds from the financial institution, especially from the Ruthford!” His father replied with uncontrolled rage. His father was the chairman and the CEO of The Browning Corp. Alexander himself was appointed as the CFO who oversaw the business, commercial and financial side of the company. They both also have shares in this company. But his father now took over his mother’s share, and he was right now acting as the biggest share owner.

They had to retreat to avoid mistakenly hurting the boy in the process. Just like that, Mel managed to have custody of her son for over a year, but he was tired of tolerating her. His name is Chairman Charles, the owner of one of the influencial corporation in the country. He only has one son. Even after he remarried after loosing his wife, they didn't give birth to another child, but the wife married him with two adult children from another husband, which make the family that of five. He knew his real bloodline is his son, who's now the CEO of his company and Mel's son.

"I've started from scratch before. And if I have to do it again, believe me... your last name won't be what stops me. You can keep everything, Dad, but I won't give in to your blackmail. Besides, I'm the CEO of this company." My father snorted. "I regret to inform you that you are no longer the CEO. My wife is the CEO now." That was a low blow. "That damn woman finished you off, Father. Fine! Then let her be the one to keep your business afloat. You know perfectly well everything I've done for this company, Dad, however, I can do it anywhere."

I told and she tilted her head to the side. "Boo-hoo. You're going to have to reprioritize, because just this morning we have an important contract for a collaboration with a very important company that the CEO wants us to handle." I raised a brow, "How does this concern me?" I asked quietly. Big as this company was, there were people who didn't know that the CEO was my actual father. Some were aware, others just believed that he and I had some kind of distant family relation, so she didn't accord me the respect she would accord the CEO's daughter.