My Lady Boss Novels & Stories

“I'll be out the door ma'am. You can ring me up if you need anything” I exhaled as he left. I wasn't even given time to ease into this. I kept my eyes on the files before me. It contained everything I needed to know about my meetings for today. I was lost in the paper readings when someone barged into my office. Standing before my table, she started. “I’m Linda. Chief operating officer. Congratulations on your appointment, though I must say…the chairman's decision is unexpected” “Unexpected decisions turn out to be the best ones sometimes,” I replied, mirroring her energy.

It shouldn’t matter if she did not want the gift, but I liked to give her something. “Are you still mad at me?” My eyes were wide as I looked at her with horror. “Why would you think that?” She said, walking toward her table and taking the pile of folders. “I just think it’s not okay for a boss to give his secretary an expensive gift when she has only started in the company.” “Why would you think that?” I snarled, repeating what she said.

She has always felt the hostility that the lady portrayed toward her, but she never gave her any attention, and it is exactly what irks her most about the assistant. “I already asked a question the first time, in case you’re deaf in one ear, or both. Where is your boss?” She repeated, expecting the lady to fall under her intimidation and spill the beans. Miranda would have been a fool if the likes of Ms. Penn could easily scare her off. She couldn’t understand why the lady had been around all this while but still couldn’t get him to notice her. Yet, she felt Miranda was the problem. “I’m sorry, ma’am, but my boss isn’t in the office at the moment,” Miranda responded composedly, not allowing

she tilted her head in confusion. "Oh, it's okay. Maybe there's something I couldn't offer him" the lady continued. "Excuse me" Chelsea fired. The lady got to her and looked her in the eye. "I worked hard for this job. I have made sacrifices, paid prices and given a lot to retain it. I don't know what you did, where you came from or what your plans are, but I don't care either. What I want you to know is this: I will do anything, anything to keep this job, regardless of you being my superior or whatever. I did not come this far to serve a stranger. So don't expect any special treatment or reverence from me. As far as I'm concerned, I answer to only one boss. So take these files and get acqua

my boss pointed at the lady's you know what. I'm so fucked....

he asked. "You didn't have a girlfriend," she said. It's not a question but a statement. "How do you know, Lady Boss?" he asked with genuine surprise. "I can smell the smell of a single dog from you. Now, go away. I don't want a single dog near us," she said as she scrunched her nose. The crowd fell into fits of laughter at her words. "I am hurt. Lady boss is biased," he said with a hurt expression. "I am not biased. I just feel it's such a shame," she said.

She chuckled and stroked my face, "No, you are mine to enjoy. I would never give you to my boss." I laughed nervously, trying to lighten the mood. "Haha, nice job." But my curiosity got the better of me, and I asked her, "So, who is that boss of yours?" "She is in San Diego now. I think you will know her. She is quite famous," she said mysteriously. My eyes widened in surprise, "Your boss is a woman?" She nodded and revealed with a smile, "Yes, the greatest Maggie Gambino, also my best friend."

the boss stood up from her seat and walked towards the lady as she calmed her down. She put her hands on the lady's shoulders and spoke, "The girl works for me." And Mrs Wilson just looks at her shocked. "Omg! this is gonna be so much fun," the boss winked towards Sierra. After the lady was calm, Cliterella explained the matter to her.