Quote About Secretary Novels & Stories

“You did say what I just quoted from you. Please come with me to the CEO’s office.” The secretary in the black suit trembled in fear. She wished to slap herself in the face. Why did she bring up Mr. Winters when there were so many other things she could say? Furthermore, she had been caught on the spot. This was going to be such huge trouble! “M-Madam Winters, I was wrong.” That secretary trembled in fear. “I was just running my mouth off. I won’t dare to do it again.” Adina frowned. “I am only asking you a few questions about Mr. Winters. What are you afraid of?”

"I don't know, I just don't want to work for you anymore, I am sorry but I can't see you as just my boss anymore, you are much more to me right now, and I don't think I can sit or be in the same space with you with all the crazy thoughts in my head, so if you don't want a crazy woman coming into your office every day just give me what I want," "I can't, I don't want to lose you, Katrina, not right now," "You make it sound like we are in a romantic relationship and I am pulling out, come on Lucas, I am just your secretary, how hard is it to accept my resignation letter, you don't have to pay me anything, and I am not going to accept it anyway, I barely did any work this month," "You are askin

"Miss, please wait, don't hang up the call. Let me convey your message to President Smith, hope he will speak to you." The truth is Secretary got scared by Rose's sudden changes of voice and behavior, a moment before she was speaking in a pleasing thin but the next moment she changed her attitude 180 degrees and spoke in an overbearing tone like she is a president of some rowed company. Secretary is a minor staff of Smith industries she doesn't want to make any mistake which makes company loss fisher and she got fired by her boss. She hurried her pace, walked in Leonard's cabin, and passed Rose's message as she said.

Oh, my God This was so good, now poverty will run far away from me, in fact, poverty will flee from me. "If you are thinking about the stress in it, then you don't have to think about it because you will be fine." I just told you that because this is the first time in almost two decades we are employing a secretary, our boss never wanted that, and we rejected all the application letters of those who applied for that post. I don't know the reason he needs a secretary now, but I know you will be fine," Mr. Aaron assured me. But come to think of it, no secretary was employed here in almost 20 years, and I'm the first secretary allowed to work here—what a blessing in disguise!

Unfortunately, things were just as she had dreaded. The young female secretary was pretty but extremely unfriendly. As she walked out of the CEO’s office with a dark expression, she shot Vivian a cold glance and asked, “What’s there to talk about?” Vivian flashed a warm smile at her. “He’s young and has made a silly mistake. We should give him a second chance to redeem himself, don’t you think? I’m here to apologize for him.” The secretary snorted. “Of course, he’ll have a second chance: in prison! It’s one thing for him to be poor, but it’s another to be insensible. Someone should teach him a good lesson.”

He nods. “Good thing your tiny brain remembered that, you’ve said it yourself, you’re my secretary, and anywhere I go you’ll follow.” He didn’t just call my brain tiny, did he? “Anywhere sir.” I drawled, looking at him. Let’s see who has a tiny brain now. “Yes anywhere.” He replied, staring at me and when he realized what I met, I couldn’t help the laugh that left my mouth. “You know business stuff, everywhere but not anywhere.” He said, not looking at my face.

He looked up at me and something about his expression made me feel nervous. "Good," he said. "Really good actually. I think I found someone perfect." "That's great," I said and I smiled. "When do they start?" "Monday," he said. "Her name is Karen Tyler." That night, I closed my eyes and tried to fall asleep but my brain wouldn't shut off. I kept thinking about the doctor appointment and the money and Damian's stress and this new secretary he seemed so excited about. Something felt off but I couldn't figure out what it was. It was like a weird feeling in my stomach that wouldn't go away.

They were instruments, cutting through pretense, measuring every ounce of her worth. “You are Ava Reed,” he said, calm and commanding. “Yes,” she replied. “I am here for the secretary position.” “You are late.” Her heart lurched. “I am… I am sorry, sir,” she stammered. “Traffic was…” “Traffic,” he repeated, sharp and measured. “I hope your work ethic is better than your punctuality.” Ava swallowed hard and nodded. “It is, sir. I will not disappoint you.” He studied her silently, and she felt every hesitation, every doubt, every insecurity laid bare beneath his gaze. Then, almost imperceptibly, the corner of his mouth lifted. “Very well. Follow me.”

"Ofcourse that is what people might say to see if you will work hard or slack off. Which company has only one secretary for their president especially with ours going to be launched, maybe they will add three" "I think her style is quite good it's a shame she acts cool in an office that needs elegance and beauty" "Who said only beautiful people can be secretaries?" "Am talking about the personal assistant position you dimwit! How can an ugly person accompany our handsome, charming prince, noble CEO?" "Okay, stop showing off to us, will be seeing him too soon"

The secretary looked up at Sally again, “Such an incapable woman with such a dark history….” “You’re willing to be so open-minded just for funds….” “Nonsense!” The director coldly raised his eyes and glared at the secretary, “If she’s incapable, then you’re probably a piece of trash!” “Take a good look at what other people have achieved here and stop imagining the wildest things in that head of yours!” The secretary was confused by the scolding, “If she’s oh-so capable… Why does Mr. Moses want to plug her in here at such a high price?”