Stephen E Novelas e Histórias

Mike had no idea that I had already set a trap for Mike and MacTech. I got an invitation to lunch with Stephen Mac, the CEO of MacTech at a restaurant. Stephen Mac was thirty-two years old and really well known in the tech world for being smart and a bit crazy. Stephen Mac was the kind of person who made you respect him and fear him at the time. I went to the restaurant dressed in a business suit looking like the Vane heiress to talk business about MacTech.

HAYDEN’S POV If someone told me yesterday that Stephen and I would spend twelve straight hours studying together without killing each other, I would’ve laughed in their face. Yet here we are. Day one of preparation starts with him ripping apart my entire understanding of economics. “Wrong,” Stephen says flatly. I glare at the paper between us. “You didn’t even look at it.” “I don’t need to.” He taps the notebook with his pen. “Your formula is already incorrect.”

Arthur said, his voice dropping to a deadly, quiet register that made the air in the room feel freezing. "And he does his job. Unlike you, who spends his days playing CEO in a suit he hasn't earned. Don't speak about your brother when you're sitting at my table." Leo’s jaw clenched so hard I thought his teeth might shatter. He looked away, staring down at his plate, his chest rising and falling with heavy, angry breaths. The silence that followed was suffocating. I sat there, trapped between a step-father who was slowly sliding his hand up my inner thigh, and a step-brother who was looking at me like he wanted to burn the house down.

He plays the footage from the camera flash he got from the lab. We carefully watch everything in the video. Alpha Tate’s wolf wasn’t comfortable seeing it again, he’s growling and radiating anger energy from his body, but we had to watch it. It’s the only way to know who these scientists are. “There.” He points at the screen. Oliver pauses the video, taking it back a little and stops at the face of one of the doctors. “Isn’t that Justin’s father?” Oliver asks, staring at the screen intensely. He does look exactly like Justin though.

He already heard about Kane! That bald-headed professor must have told him everything... I bit my lower lip and quickly typed back. "I'm fine and you?" I held my breath, waiting impatiently for his reply. "Jared? What are you doing?" Stephen's voice broke the silence, successfully overshadowing my madly beating heart. I raised a brow. "I'm chatting with Sterly," I said in a low voice as if speaking any louder might frighten Sterly into not texting me again. "Oh. Let me give you space then. We will talk tomorrow, okay? My regards to Shawn." Stephen said.

"Being overconfident isn't a good thing," Stephanie remarked before checking the time. "The meeting is about to start, Mr. Grover. It's best if you stop wasting time on this nonsense." She turned to leave, and as Tyler stared at her back, he abruptly said, "Stay away from Adrian Hawke, Steph." "You have no right to interfere with my business," Stephanie reminded impatiently. "He has ulterior motives when it comes to you." Stephanie laughed. "Instead of thinking such things, Mr. Grover, perhaps you should reflect on whether you've been behaving in such an outrageous manner that even other people can't stand it anymore."

But he won't give up until she forgives him. Elizabeth was in her office, working. Her mind is all over the place. She checked the time. She has a lunch plan with Stephen. She finished up with what she's doing and sent him a message that they should meet at their favorite restaurant. Stephen takes care of the Sky corporation while she handles the Presley corporation. No one knows who the CEO of Sky corporation is except those he wants to do business with. Everyone only knows that the CEO of sky corporation is Stephen Stone but no one has seen him. But after they took over the Presley corporation, Stephen revealed himself as the CEO.

he says, and I smile nervously. “Hey,” I let out, and then Steph breaks the silence. “I’ll keepit steady so you will see exactly what we see,” Steph says. She is an incredible human being; she has been by my side through all of this, and she never even doubted Cole’s innocence. “Thank you,” he replies, and I can hear the honesty in his voice. This means more to him than Steph will ever know. Not being able to be here is eating him alive. The lights dimmed further, and the machine hummed to life. At first, the screen was grainy and full of shapes and shadows that resembled absolutely nothing. For a terrifying second, I wondered if the pregnancy was fake and it was all in my head.

He gestured for Jonathan to follow, his expression unreadable, while Jonathan, still in a daze, kept his gaze fixed on his wife, Ashley. Stephen's mother, sensing the growing tension, approached her son with concern etched on her face. "Stephen, what is all this? I know we don't trust this man, but is it really necessary to interrogate him again?" Stephen, his gaze steady and resolute, replied, "Yes, Mom. Because I think Jonathan has a hidden identity." Delilah, standing nearby, was bewildered. "What do you mean, Stephen?" Looking at his wife, Stephen revealed, "I think Jonathan is my step-brother."

Katerina: “Hello?” I asked, rubbing the sleep from my eyes as I answered whoever was calling. Nathan, who was asleep by my side, opened his eyes, frowning in confusion at who was calling this early in the morning. “Hello, is this Mrs. Katerina Kozlov?” A man asked. “Yes, it’s me” I said, sitting up. Nathan sat up, shaking his head in confusion before a smile replaced his forming frown. “I am Professor Jasper from…”