Organization 13 Axel Mga Nobela at Kwento

"What do I do for you to give me three days off?" Axel thought about it and then his lips curled into a smile. "The company is in the middle of forming a collaboration with HR World Food." "Azura?" Chris was quick to refute."Hell no." Who didn't know that the vice chairman of the company, Azura, was crazy. Even Axel hated to deal with the man-eating monster. "The choice is yours." Axel stroked his chin indifferently. Chris gritted his teeth. "You really are cold-hearted."

Right now, Axel is just trying to make Tessa fall in love with him. Axel looked at the clock on his wrist. It was only one o'clock in the afternoon, but he couldn't wait for four o'clock. He couldn't wait to get home to see Tessa. Axel was lucky that today it wasn't snowing as heavily as yesterday, but still, the temperature felt so cold. Axel walked back to leave the rooftop; he still had to finish his work quickly, so he could get home faster. Axel opened the reports that were on his desk. The work becomes double because, starting today, Axel will not look for a secretary for a while; he prefers to do the work himself.

Within moments, two more officers approached, their curiosity piqued by the unexpected turn of events. "Excuse me," Axel interjected urgently, addressing the newly arrived officers. "We can't afford to wait around. We need your help to go to the company where our mom works. She's the new secretary of the CEO, and we think something might have happened to her there."

They exchanged glances, unsure of how to respond to the towering man before them. Axel watched their hesitation and felt an ache in his heart. The fear of him—he had expected it. But the pull he felt toward them was something he hadn’t anticipated. He had spent years being hardened, filled with hatred towards the mad king and his brother and loyalists, and toward the mad king's vicious daughter, Ava. "The Goddess is behind you, Your Majesty," Henri stated. "Indeed," Alpha Axel said. He had never expected to have six children at once. Axel's hand reached toward them, hanging in the air, as Axlis, Bellerosé, Cavil, Darcy, Evanora, and Flynn scrutinized him carefully. One by one, the siblings e

“He enforced compliance in certain regions. Most importantly, he benefited from it.” “But he didn’t create it.” Axel cut in. Henri’s gaze sharpened with protest, “He was their errand boy.” The words landed like a slap to the face. I even let out a gasp, “Henri!” But Axel didn't seem to care, or better still, didn't want to care. “Who are they?” he asked, arms crossed. Henri’s voice dropped to a whisper. “The Aegis is older than any of our companies. Older than your father’s empire. They aren't one to operate publicly. They insert themselves into infrastructure. Governments. Defense contracts. Energy grids.”