My Younger Boss Novels & Stories

“I miss her, you know, and I know it will be hard finding a replacement.” “I know. By the way, have you found a replacement yet?” “Yes, I'm trying to find one. You must not have noticed outside, seeking a sales assistant.” “You're right. I only wanted to see you and didn't bother to look anywhere else.” “I could tell. My boy, I must say you look better and brighter than I had ever seen you. Is your boss stressing you less now?” I had no idea I looked brighter but talking about my boss. “You're right, mom, my boss is good to me.”

It's unusual; it's very strange. "Ah, you may be confused; I am the youngest sister of her mother! I'm his uncle! I'm not his boss, and he's not my employee! He's just here to waste time!" he explained. Wait! So, this young boss is his uncle? Wow! "Don't say weird things to her!" Adipati shouted from the direction of the locker room door. "If you want to be his girlfriend, I'll give you a free voucher for life! You are free to eat or drink here! Isn't it not bad?" he persuaded.

I wish there was something else I could use to describe my supervisor. She is so mean and annoying. I thought I'd be lucky to see someone nice but the reverse was the case. Today is just full of bad luck. First, it's Susan who didn't come to work and second my boss disgracing me, and then third my annoying supervisor who happens to be a little older than me.

She turned to Dennis and said, “Dennis, this is my boss, Mr Justin Gerano.” Justin raised an eyebrow when he heard Jasmine introduce him as her boss. The events of the past two months showed that they were past the boss to employee relationship but it seemed that Jasmine didn’t feel the same way and it hurt him a little bit to know that. Dennis stood up from his seat and approached Justin with a smile on his face. “Nice to meet you," he said and stretched out his hand to Justin. "Hmmm," Justin simply said and took his hand. There was no way he was going to lie and say that he was also happy to see Dennis.

Ge mused "No boss, I wish to come. And I look forward to meeting your family" "Do me a favor Aurora, don't look forward to seeing them, You will be disappointed, they are all crazy." He chuckled "I still can't get something out of my head," I said "What is that?" he demanded "That you are the youngest of the family" His rigid stare eased into a wide grin. "Don't tell me you plan to mock me for it" "Will I get fired if I do" "Certainly not, I'd spare you" "What does it feel like being the youngest among the bunch" I asked "I never got to know that feeling, I was an only child"

I added and he sneered. What's funny? "Ms, you're making a very big mistake" the same guy as earlier said to me again in a worried tone. No, he should be worried for his boss because, when I'm done with him, he'll regret ever crossing paths with me. "Oh please, spare me that. The one who's making a big mistake is your boss. How dare he talk to an old woman like that? Old enough to be his mother!" I asked in a mad tone.

I told them, a stern look on my face. They just stood there, looking anywhere but at me, and it was slowly starting to piss me off. I didn't have much time. "I want to see your Boss, now!" I shouted at them this time, causing the younger one to flinch and I almost felt bad for her... almost.

Let's focus on the boss. She forced a benevolent smile, hoping that it would not be noticeable from the outside how irritated she was. Still, the young boss is still a headache. Infantility just creeps out of all the cracks, despite the outward consistency and efficiency. - So, chief, are we done for today? I can go?

I wanted to tell him about the new boss, the stress, and how I missed my former boss, Old man Kane. *** Today's meeting with the new CEO, Alex Kane, had been a disaster. After all the efforts of compiling the quarterly bills - I had even ignored Charly's attitude and put all my energy on it last night, wanting it to be perfect for the new boss. “Are you really the best here?” he had snarled at me. I watched as he slammed the files on the table, my heart shattering in effect. “S-sir..” He was up, his raised hand stopping me from explaining myself.

“Yesterday was never supposed to happen. And it can’t happen again.” He raised a brow. Like he was trying to figure me out. “Why can’t it?” He asked. “Because you’re my boss.” I said. “And this could really ruin my job.” “What did you say I am again?” He asked me. Like he didn’t hear me clearly the first time. “My boss.” I said quietly. “Exactly. And I make the rules.” He said. “No one is putting your job on the line for anything.” “Please Zayden.” I said. “I just don’t want to anymore.”