Novel Office Bangalore Novels & Stories

Follow me. Sarah led Ivy through the bustling office, pointing out various departments and introducing her to some of her new colleagues. Ivy followed Sarah through the company's vast and impressive offices. They passed by rows of cubicles, conference rooms, and private offices. Sarah pointed out the break room, the gym, and the rooftop garden. Ivy tried to take it all in, but she felt a bit overwhelmed by the sheer size and scope of the company. The company's culture was clearly one of innovation, hard work, and success. There were inspirational quotes and posters on the walls, celebrating the company's achievements and encouraging employees to strive for excellence.

39 ****Natalie's POV**** Avoiding Maurice since the event at the beach was successful until today. It was the eve of my wedding and despite badly wanting to avoid the office, I needed to clear an important document on my desk. The building the Fidell's had offered us were sparsely furnished with smart technology like theirs, bigger and better than the former company. As I worked on my document briskly, I heard the low level staffs discussing in low tunes. “This office is way bigger than the one we earlier worked from! Should we be happy the fire had razed the former office instead?" A staff jocularly asked and the others roared out laughing.

My fingers tightened around the strap of my bag, but before I could protest, the receptionist had already buzzed me through. The elevator ride felt eternal. The higher it climbed, the more my nerves tangled into knots. I told myself it wasn’t him. It couldn’t be. Zane Wilde was a man of night and shadow, of whispered danger and smirks that undid me. He wasn’t… a CEO. He wasn’t this. But when the doors slid open, my hope crumbled. The office was vast, all clean lines and expensive minimalism, with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcased the city below like a conquered kingdom. The air hummed with quiet power.

51. Soraya🍒 Two days later. I ran my fingers over the smooth desk as I look around the room seeing the light color on the wall and the smell of new furniture in my new office, it was a feeling of comfort and security being back on the private floor, it was the only way that Thane was going to let me be back in the office he said that I either find a new job or have my Boss get me a new office, since I never told him that I was the Boss I agree to change office after all it wasn't a bad idea to change the scenery.

“Good. I’ll need you sharper than ever.” Then he left the room, Abigail falling into step behind him—quiet, poised, her attention fixed on her job. Not once did she look in my direction. Her composure was infuriating. And beautiful. A contradiction I couldn’t seem to forget. ***** My new office sat on the corner of the top floor, walls of glass framing the city like a living painting. The view alone was enough to remind me why people lost their souls in places like this. The city stretched endlessly beneath me—glass towers, traffic, life moving in chaos while I stood above it all.

“Wait until you see your new office!” Julia blinked again, still processing everything. “My… my office?” Sarah nodded, practically bouncing with excitement. “We spent all morning setting it up. You’re going to love it!” Caspian led Julia into the beautifully furnished office on the top floor. The space was breathtaking—sleek, modern, with a perfect view of the city skyline. A new desk, plush chairs were already in place. Fresh flowers sat in a vase on the desk, their fragrance filling the room.

“They’re scared. Good.” “Damn, this office is big!” Nathan exclaimed. I smiled nodding my head in agreement. My new office was big enough to host a wedding. It had a mahogany desk and it had an excellent view of the city and the space was just too big, just enough for me to pace dramatically if I ever needed to. Which, judging by the chaos already unfolding, I would. “I made coffee,” Nathan said, holding up a cup. I sniffed it. “This smells like burnt regret.”

“Here to see the devil himself.” The guard's eyebrow twitched. “Identification?” I flashed my new employee badge, the one some poor intern had messengered to my apartment at 6 AM. The photo looked like a mugshot. The elevator ride to the 80th floor took approximately forever. I practiced my best ‘I'm not impressed’ face in the mirrored walls. Ding. The doors slid open to reveal... “Holy shit.” I muttered. The entire floor was one massive office. Floor-to-ceiling windows showed the entire city sprawled out below like Lucian's personal playground. And there he was, leaning against a stupidly expensive desk, looking like he'd stepped out of a GQ cover shoot.

She was angry about the fact that I was taking over her temporary position. Olivia grudgingly showed me round the company, introducing me to some staff and the manager. She finally showed me to my office close to Mateos office and left. I was put in an exquisite penthouse office with an incredible view overlooking the colourful city of Miami. I stared at the huge skyscrapers and tall buildings right outside my office, I could get used to this view. I dropped my bag and looked around the office looking at all the work and very soon I got caught up in it.

"Your office is located on the ninth floor. You can go there now. Good luck." "Thank you." I turned on my heels and walked back towards the elevator, making my way down to the ninth floor. Once I stepped inside, I moved towards the cubicles, and my eyes lit up when I saw a vacant desk with my nameplate on top of it. "Hello, you must be the newly hired employee," a petite woman with short blonde hair with an endearing smile greeted me as she stood next to my desk. "Welcome to the highest-paying firm in history! I’m Savanna, and you’re Nicole," she chuckled, gesturing towards my nameplate. I nodded in acknowledgment, offering her a warm smile before taking my seat. "I noticed you in the elevat