My Ceo Ex: Let Me Go. Novels & Stories

- Let go of me. - Stop being stubborn. This will take at least four stitches. - Somehow she despaired, but this was too much for her. Staring into those honey-colored eyes was like returning to that altar. Back to that humiliation. - Let me go. - She pushed him hard enough to make him take two steps back. - I told you to talk to me by e-mail before a situation like this happened! - Isn't he my son? I... - Why did you come back into my life? - He felt a tear fall. - Why did you have to bring up this whole fucking past?

"I heard she built a billion-dollar company overseas." "They call her the Queen of Business." Sebastian's eyes darkened. A billion-dollar company? Olivia stopped near the conference table. Then she smiled politely at the room. "Good afternoon, everyone." Her voice was calm and elegant. "I'm Olivia Carter, CEO of Aurora Global Holdings." The entire room fell silent again. Aurora Global Holdings. One of the fastest-growing companies in the world. Sebastian slowly leaned back in his chair. His sharp gaze remained fixed on her.

He always said the most stupid and random things that always made me laugh. By the time I stopped laughing I heard footsteps approaching the door. That must be the C.E.O! I quickly put my phone away after I made sure it was on silent, and tucked it into my bag. I straightened up my posture and faced the door as it opened. With a smile. This is it. When the door swung open, the smile I had on my face, feeling positive, soon disappeared and morphed into horror and fear. I am officaly Doomed. Why? Because here, right now before me...stood none other then Mr. Dumb nut. Sadly... Also known as Matthew Day. The CEO Of Lexon Corp.

His face became brighter, "Sure, can't wait!" He waved at Craig and me before completely leaving, I only heard a sigh from Craig so I turned to him. "I will go to my room now, thank you again." "It's nothing, after all, business is business." He answered. "hope you will enjoy your stay here." He said before I finally got out of his office, I stretched my body before getting on the elevator. I don't understand why, but instead of the fifth floor, I pressed the first floor, maybe it's a good idea to drink for a while so that I can fall asleep later.

I snapped, my voice rising. “With all due respect Mr Armstrong, you and this board have overstepped your bounds. I am the CE fucking O of this company. I am the one who makes the decisions here, and as long as my name is on that door, no one, and I mean no one, gets fired without my say so.” The room fell silent again, the tension so thick it was almost suffocating. “Mrs Sylvester.” another board member finally spoke up. It was Mr Jenkins, one of the quieter ones. “We’re only trying to protect the company. The rumours….”

On the other end, Adele remained silent for a long time. Finally, she spoke, her voice steady and resolute. "I’m sorry, but I’m doing well now and have no plans to return. If I were to go back, I don’t know if I’d be able to leave again. The Sterling family holds so much power, and I’m just an ordinary person. Please, let me move on.

Caruso’s POV Pushing my chair backwards, I arranged my cufflink as I ran my eyes through the last line on the screen of my laptop. This morning, I made sure I dropped by the office at exactly seven am which was one hour earlier than usual. By noon, I was stepping out for a function. The CEO of Nexus Corporation had handed me an invitation card in person for the handover ceremony which was going to happen by noon today and so I couldn't afford to miss it.

How dare he say that? “See me in my office. Don't make me wait.” The great CEO Levi Alexander Mitchell said, full of authority and coldness in every word. Damn.

Shein. 'Say everything you want to say, and I hope that would make you feel better for leaving you for our children. After this, we're done and I hope our path will never end.' "But don't worry, the day will come when you yourself will come to me, crawl through the mud so I can accept you again." Last said Mr. Shein before leaving. “It's okay… It's okay Lorelay. You don't need to cry. You still have children so you should be strong."

Mr. Brian got angry, throwing things on the floor. He loosens his tie because he feels suffocated. John quickly approached him. "Chairman, be calm, affect your health." "Shut up." Mr. Brian shouted. John didn't dare speak up when he saw his boss's scary expression. Suddenly, the phone rang. John picks up the phone, his face changing when he hears what the person on the other end of the line has to say. Then he put his phone down in his old wallet, announcing. "Chairman, our company has a big problem. The company is losing heavily, the employees want to quit, asking us to pay them. The investors are leaving the company one by one."