Quote About Secretary Novels & Stories

The secretary hurriedly covered her face and left with tears. I sat there and looked at the secretary's back. When I heard... "What, feeling bad for her?" "Nope." I honestly shook my head, "I just think that this secretary is stupid. You are a person who tends to get angry. She still dares to peek around." "You're saying I have a bad temper?" His tone came harsh. "Nope." This time I denied it dishonestly. Well, I don't want to die, when already living in the pit of death.

“Our CEO also asked me to pass along a message—clean up your mess, or she’ll make sure you pay for what you did—in prison.” A sharp, icy dread shot through Eve’s veins. She knew exactly what the secretary was referring to. She had been reckless and she knew it. And if someone were to dig too deep into what she had done… She couldn’t even bear to finish the thought. The secretary turned and walked back into the office. Inside, Vera looked up. “She’s gone?” “Gone,” the secretary covered her mouth, stifling a laugh. “Miss Vera, you should’ve seen her face—absolutely priceless.”

At that point, they looked at the television and could not decipher the program that was playing out. However, the secretary was able to connect the dots after watching her first and second comments. (It serves him right. Idiot. He thinks he is the President.) (Shame on you, Sgt. Young. I have reapplied and must be retained. Idiot.) Instantly, she looked at Laura who could not look up from her desk, and suddenly began to laugh. To avoid disrespecting her Boss, she got up at once. “Excuse me, Boss,” she said and rushed to the toilet.

"If I could benefit from it, it would be to have a reliable secretary." After she heard her boss, she's still hesitant to accept his kind offer. "I'm sure, sir, there are a lot of capable employees here who could be your secretary. Why does it have to be me?" "Why?" He knows his reason is absurd and he doesn't know how will she react after hearing him. But that thought made him curious and so he did not hesitate to tell her with a wide smile. "Because it would be cool if my secretary will also serve as my hidden weapon. What would you say about it? Hmm?"

When she sent coffee just now, the atmosphere could freeze people to death. “President, the meeting is about to begin. We only need you and the vice president.” The secretary said this sentence with a smile from beginning to end. How strong was her heart? How could she laugh in such an awkward atmosphere?” “Okay, got it.” RK nodded. When the secretary heard this, she immediately left. She felt that if she didn’t leave, she would be frozen into ice.

The secretary was also laughing: "Mr. Hayes, don't worry, I get it, some people are just too greedy, always wanting to climb up but never wanting to give anything. There's no such good thing in this world." "You knew these poor folks best, so go ahead. Do a good job and don't mess up the chamber's vote."

"I was just talking, don't be like this! I'm sure the Lutz family isn't happy about this. Don't you see he's gotten skinnier? He still has an older adult waiting for him to pay his respects. Let's just let it go, boss, okay?" After all, you have to give people a way to live! "Boss, madam, excuse me, have you finished talking?" Holding a substantial stack of documents, the chief secretary stood before the secretary's office door, constantly exchanging glances of affection with the two who had just walked out of the elevator, utterly oblivious to their surroundings. Nothing significant happened at the police station; otherwise, they probably wouldn't be in such a festive mood in a public place

Nia was perplexed by her words; what exactly did she mean by "with her heart intact?" "What do you mean? Can you please be more specfic?" Her brow furrowed as she adjusted her gaze to the secretary. "Well, the last lady who saw the CEO attempted suicide after the CEO told her that she was not fit to be a human being." She responded. Nia's heart began to pound violently; was this secretary trying to scare her or was she joking? "And now that you are here, brace yourself for years of harsh criticism; do not worry, you will grow to it; I have been working here for years, and my body can withstand his words like a bulletproof vest." The secretary stated.

I lied. “I know you, Dana. You’ve got this! They’d be crazy not to pick you.” If only she knew what was tearing me up inside. But I wasn’t ready to talk yet. “By the way,” I changed the subject, “the secretary wasn’t some office bimbo. She was this sophisticated woman in her fifties. A real pro. And also a wolf.” “No way!” I imagined her eyes widening. “Molotovsky? That guy’s known for his passionate lifestyle,” she teased.

"What? You think I didn't know about that sneaky little secret you have?" "I h-have no i-idea what you're talking about…" "Oh, really?" Rupert taunts, before leaning forward towards him. With an impish grin, he spoke. "How could you forget? Isn't that supposed to be a core memory of yours? After all, you–" "DON'T YOU FUCKING DARE!" "Why? Like you said, it's just us here. Oh, does my secretary's presence bother you? Don't be. Eventually, everyone will find out."