Novel & Cerita Novel Ceo Above Me Below

But sometimes I say so much before I get to this part, they've already given up on me. He laughed and let his body fall back in the chair, staring at me. - I want you in a room... On this floor, next to me. I widened my eyes: - Like this? - That's what you heard. - For... For what reason? - Let's get along, Babi. - Yes ... But still no one climbed so fast to the CEO's floor, with one morning exchanging ideas. - The company is mine. I do what I want and I let whoever I think deserve it.

I agreed, letting him lead me through the hallway down to the elevator. His office was only a step below Rael's, though neither were on the highest floor. It was an observation I passed by, but now I couldn't help but wonder as I looked at the buttons. What was on the topmost floor? My questions went unanswered, stored amongst all the others as I was led out, meeting another set of people. He was the CFO? A lump grew in my throat from the sheer nerves as I stepped into the place. The office, just like Rael's, was wide, looking more like a suite than other offices I was privy to.

Heather responds, hoping this encounter will be over quickly. "I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm Meredith Dillon and I am your new boss. Casey and I are sharing the CFO duties. So we are working together on all projects. That includes your little efficiency review," Meredith introduces herself with an air of superiority. "This is a nice office. Imagine my surprise when I heard that Casey had moved you up to the executive floor to an office that is adjoining his. He must really want to keep you close. You should be tucked away in the accounting department, but instead, you are on the executive floor. It's quite impressive for someone who has been at the company for less than a year."

Right now we are in Last floor of the Knights Enterprise sitting in the conference room with the board members. "So, Gentlemen as we all know I am getting old and we need a new CEO to carry our business we need someone who have potential to lead this Massive empire to it's highest reach. And we all know and see right now who is the top most best ,strong and powerful entrepreneur not only in this country but others countries as well." Grandpa said as all the members were attentively listening him.

He had matured so much, and yet, he is still a toddler. His business rivals would be stunned to see him like this. He was the ruthless 'King', after all. Kayden and his mother ate in silence as they just enjoyed the comfort of their presence. Kayden and Catherine sat down in silence, waiting for dessert. “I heard someone bought GREY and is now the new CEO.” Catherine said, concerned. “GREY went under because of us, after we had opened our seaports. And I know the new CEO. He gave me a call.” Kayden said nonchalantly.

—Executive Administration The phone slips from my hand. The CEO's office. I've never met the CEO. In three years at the Cross Enterprise, I've never even seen him. He's like a ghost—always traveling, in meetings, or somewhere else. Most of the company doesn't even know what he looks like. And that's why Marcus was over the moon when he was promoted to work in the upper level, as he had direct contact with him. A feat that surely isn't easy to achieve.

I mumbled and Mia peeped through. “I know right? Our new CEO is a big shot. I'm surprised everything happened so fast” Mia uttered and I lifted my gaze to meet hers.. “A new CEO?” I retorted. “I'm telling you…. He is one of the richest in California, New York, Los Angeles. Name it. I'm surprised he bought this company over.. this company is about to take a drastic turn” Mia said with confidence and I made a pout with my lips. “Who is he?...”

I lied to him as I bowed my head down, I was not so good at lying and looking up at the person in the eye. "Okay, if you say so, I would love to help you out since you are aware that the elevators are under renovation," Mr. Aaron said as he got up from his chair. "Okay, sir, what floor does the CEO's office occupy?" I asked as I looked back up at him. "His office is on the last floor, that's why I want to help you out." I swallowed heavily as the answer sank into my head, brain, organs, and system.

You are all aware that 60 percent of my company generated revenue is from the company and it would be a great and unprecedented loss if the whatsoever issue we are having with Annex Group of companies is not rectified, and I am afraid you all might lose your position as managers of the organization and the company will definitely lose it's relevant as well," Mr Oliver Smith spoke on the well design cushion chair he sat with deep pains in his heart. Despite the full air conditioning that blew at all the corners of the hall, some sweat still gathered around his forehead, he reached out to his handkerchief and wiped out the sweat. Immediately he finished speaking, Alfred, one of the managers of