Novel Office Bangalore Novels & Stories

I could tell that she wasn't happy but still didn't say anything. We got to my office, and I opened the door. My eyes were wide open and in shock. Is this a dream or what? The office was huge. In front of me were two huge windows. My office was on the 15th floor, and the view of the city from the windows was amusing. As soon as I walked in, I spotted three black leather couches and a small table in the middle, and to my left were two bookshelves filled with books that looked like they desperately needed to be read. The office was based on black, which gives the expression that the boss must be really in love with this color. I settled into my chair and just explored the place with my eyes. '

, Bailey spoke as they entered the passcode as the steps entered Aditi's sight. "Your office has always been a top secret.", Louis smiled as they walked upstairs. Aditi's office was on the top floor. It had an office room, conference room, bedroom, kitchen, washroom, and balcony. It seemed luxurious with one look. "Madam Chairman...are you satisfied with your office.", Bailey questioned her in seriousness. "Aunty really knows me.", She smiled. "Haha...sister Aditi really knows Sister Bailey.", Noel smiled. "How did you know it was prepared by my mom...?", Bailey questioned.

Female Protagonist: Sanjana Kashyap--24y Profession: IAS Officer, Posted in Jodhpur, Rajasthan {} Male Protagonist : Akshay Singhania--28y Profession: CEO & Owner- Singhania Corporation, Mumbai, India {} Chapter-1 10:00 o' clock 26th September 2015 District Collector Office Jodhpur,Rajasthan Every single person working in the office was on their toes, trying to arrange each and every single thing perfectly as the District Collector of Jodhpur district will be arriving with the MLA in almost 15 minutes.

"Ms. Sutton, as a married woman, you've openly engaged in an affair in your office. Do you have anything to say to your husband?" Amanda's face turned ghostly white. Cold sweat streamed down her forehead. She tried to cover her face, but the furious crowd surrounded her on all sides, leaving her with nowhere to escape. The once untouchable CEO now looked like a rat trapped in the open. Connor was even worse. He broke down sobbing and grabbed Amanda's sleeve. "Amanda, help me… They're all taking pictures of me…" I watched the scene coldly before turning to my assistant. "Notify Legal and have them draft the divorce papers. Since she's so fond of doing this sort of thing in the office, there's

Nothing. The drive to the office was quiet, the city blurring past my window. My event management company, Lumina Events, occupied the top two floors of a sleek downtown building. The moment I stepped through the glass doors, the energy shifted. This place was alive. Assistants nodded respectfully, clients smiled, and the air smelled of fresh coffee and possibility. Maggie was waiting at my office door, tablet in hand, her fiery red hair pulled into a messy bun that somehow looked intentional. “Morning, boss lady. You look like you need caffeine and a vacation. Possibly in that order.”

“I’d like to see Mr Romano if he’s available.” The receptionist immediately pressed something on the phone. A short pause followed before she nodded politely. “You may go in.” Wait. That easily? I suddenly wanted to turn around and run away instead. Too late now. The massive office doors stood slightly open already. I inhaled softly before stepping inside. And immediately— my jaw almost dropped. The office was breathtaking. Floor-to-ceiling windows stretched behind the massive workspace, overlooking the entire city skyline. The décor was dark, modern, and ridiculously elegant.

Keeran's Point of View London. Of course, it had to be London. My office was located in the tallest building, which I own. It’s loud, fast, crawling with humans, pretending like they ruled the damn world with their prise and confidence. I hated cities. I always did, but business was business. Between expansion proposals, border contracts, and budget reports thicker than a damn tree trunk, I had no choice but to come in person. So there I was, twenty floors up, inside a sleek office overlooking Canary Wharf. Floor-to-ceiling windows and pretentious art on the walls. The whole alpha-in-disguise package.

Collin whispered behind me, I nodded slowly looking straight ahead as I walked into my new office. “Do you need anything?!” He asked as he walked in behind me and closed the door shut, “Get me coffee,” I whispered as I dropped my bag on the table, he nodded slowly turned around and walked out. * I stood by the window staring out of it quietly, this office really had the best location, the view out of the window was a very beautiful and serene garden, unlike the other office when you look out, it’s either a busy street or the exhaust pipes or generator of the company or nothing at all.

SARAH'S POV: The office of Elara Media Consultants was perched on the 14th floor of a sleek glass building, overlooking the bustling city. As I walked in, the receptionist, a young woman with a pixie haircut and bright red lipstick, greeted me with a professional smile and directed me to the waiting area.

Tasha replied, nodding politely as she followed the group inside. The interior of the building was bustling with activity. Employees paused momentarily to catch a glimpse of the new CEO, some whispering among themselves while others offered respectful nods as Tasha passed. Claire leaned in again. “Looks like you’ve already made an impression.” Tasha glanced around, taking in the curious yet hopeful expressions of the staff. “Good. Let’s give them something to believe in.” Tasha’s new office was nothing short of impressive, a spacious corner room with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a panoramic view of the city. It was a perfect blend of modern elegance and professional charm.