My Ceo Ex: Let Me Go. Novels & Stories

He dares me by asking, and I stand on my feet, my height causing me to tower over him. I chuckle without humor. “Let me remind you, Jimmy.” I say his name without any form of handle. “You say I am not your CEO, and guess what?” I give him a few seconds to answer and he doesn’t, as expected. “You’re right!” I say enthusiastically. “I am not your CEO because you don’t work for me anymore!” I continue my rant and he looks at me intently, intrigued about where I am taking all this. “You are fired, so pack your dumb trashy documents and leave the building, before I get security to drag you out.” I spit the words out of my mouth without any remorse.

It's really stressful here. "Good afternoon," I said reluctantly. I sat in front of them. I didn’t know how to start because they still had no idea what I was going to say. "Good afternoon ma'am Maichan, why did you call us?" question of isnag shake holder. "Actually, I don't know how to tell you but I can't do anything, I just want my life to be good so if I can I'll just leave first, there will be no CEO left here. I don't have a new assignment. CEO, I will still work even if I'm away, I can do that, I just want you to know that I'm leaving and anytime I'll come home here so don't be complacent, all the staff and shake holders are still the same, connected I'm still here with you so you do

Someone texted her. From: The CEO Monster Where are you? She furrowed her eyebrows. Why does the question seem so angry for her? Did she do something wrong? But they are not even together! Although confused, she replied. To: The CEO Monster I am currently in the restroom, sir. Does something matter? From: The CEO Monster I want to leave. To: The CEO Monster Already? But your dates are still ongoing, sir. From: The CEO Monster I said I want to leave.

Your dignity and self-respect vanished, all for a pink panty. "Let go, will you?!" I exclaimed loudly, glaring at him. "Alright, dear. Don't act like a child. It would be embarrassing if the employees saw us." "You're still embarrassed about that?! That's why you should let go of this bag right now, or I'll scream so that all our employees know that the CEO is acting childish!" "Please, dear. I'll throw the bag away right now, okay? It's all trash inside. I was going to throw it away, but I forgot," he pleaded.

“You think this company can't survive without you? Fine. Watch me. I'm closing the Wellington deal and securing a huge round of funding. I don’t need you to bring in anything!” With that, he turned to face the entire office and announced, his voice booming so everyone could hear: “As of today, I, as CEO, am officially informing you all that Caroline is fired! Effective immediately!” The office fell silent. Everyone stared, shocked. I slowly stood up, feeling no anger or resentment, and gave a calm nod. “I understand.” Claude clearly hadn’t expected me to be so placid. He frowned. “You have nothing to say?” “No,” I said, starting to pack my few personal belongings. “It’s the CEO’s decision. O

His right hand shoved in his pocket. Her heart fell straight through her body. “No… no, no…” she whispered, backing away, words tumbling out in terror. The employees stared, eyes flicking between her and the CEO with confusion and growing unease. “Go… to… hell. I quit.” A collective gasp rippled across the room. Eamon’s jaw tightened, not in anger, but something far more unreadable. “You can’t quit,” he said, his voice a low winter chill. “Not you.”

Good Morning everyone, I am Alex, your temporary CEO while my father is recovering. Everyone just stared at her with a surprised, confused and questioning look in their eyes. Alex did not wait for them to respond. She went directly to the point. I wont waste your time anymore, I am here to introduce myself. I already studied the status of the company and it is not good. I heard many of the investors already left and I will ask you now, who among you is planning to leave?

I dialed Lisa’s number, and she answered promptly. “Good morning, ma’am,” Lisa said cheerfully. I took a deep breath, trying to maintain my composure. “Good morning, Lisa. I’m taking a sabbatical starting today for some personal issues. I’m appointing Beverly Jacobs, as the new CEO in my absence, she's a friend and you will get to meet her when she comes. I’d like you to assist her as the CFO. Please make sure everything runs smoothly while I’m away.” Lisa’s tone grew concerned. “Is everything alright, ma’am?”

I'm here today to announce that I will be stepping down as CEO of Jones Corporation to give you all some peace. I looked around and saw astonished expressions on their faces while nodding in satisfaction. But soon, someone caught on, throwing the document onto the table. With a sarcastic tone, he challenged, "Is there really such a good deal?"

"A board meeting? Because some actress I discarded wants to stir up a scandal?" I closed the video and exhaled slowly. This wasn't just about Veronica. This was about my public image and control. And for the first time in a long time, I felt it slipping. No sex meant no faces. And if I walked into that boardroom tomorrow, surrounded by a sea of blurred, unrecognizable figures, I'd be vulnerable. My grip tightened around the phone. One solution. One person. Alicia. Before I could second-guess himself, I hit call.