Strictly Business Carrie Elks Novels & Stories

I sigh heavily as I sink to my seat. My mind is redirected to the joke just made by Clinton, I sigh. These people are just tormenting me with their attention, what would be expected being the only girl in the midst of men. This shouldn't be a problem to me, I'm on paid duty and have to ignore all challenges. The car drives into a tall glass building with an architectural design that seems to be a hotel. I raise my head up, ELS Hotels and Suites is inscribed boldly with giant gold letters and a red design symbol on the top of it, fitting into a logo.

Val closed the door behind her and drove to the Premium Plaza Hotel. Once comfortably seated at the back, Jessica grabbed her phone from her clutch purse and dialed a number. It rang two time before they'd pick up her call. "Hello Rose, I assume you're enjoying your ride ?" Elijah said on the other end. " I appreciate it, but since when does your associates get to voyage in fancy cars Eli?" "Since you saved my company at the last minute by accepting this deal" "So I get it is special treatment huh ?"

The next two days went in a blur. Eleana joined back to the office next Monday and got busy with the company's 100th-year Celebration. The Campbell Corporation was founded by Philip Campbell's Grandfather and currently was being inherited by Ayden Campbell. As the company turned 100 years old, they decided to arrange a grand celebration for it. Eleana was in charge of managing the event beside Ayden so the next few days were going to be hectic for her.

“So what are you going to do?” I stare at my phone sitting face down on the coffee table. Carter’s business card is tucked neatly beneath it. I don’t answer right away. Instead, I reach for the card. My pulse starts climbing immediately. The black card stock is smooth between my fingers, embossed in silver: CARTER J. FORD Executive Director Ford Corporation. Carrie goes completely still beside me. “No way,” she whispers. I unlock my phone and then I type in the number from the card.

" Elsa didn't know how to explain, Mr Sampson had totally misunderstood her. she's only an unknown actress, driving a Lamborghini to work would be saying she's being supported by a sugar daddy. according to Raymond's lifestyle, Elsa knew the car's in the garage must all be luxurious cars without looking. "is there a... cheaper, more ordinary car?" she asked. Mr Sampson pondered for a second, then said tentatively, "master Yates cars may not be able to meet your requirements, master Todd's ORV Grand Cherokee is parked in the garage, maybe you can drive his car?"

I cut the thought off like a blade to the throat, shifting in my seat, I gripped the wheel harder until my knuckles whitened. This was business. Strictly business. I never mixed business with pleasure. Never. That rule had kept me alive in boardrooms where men twice my age wanted me gutted, ruined. It kept scandal far away from my name and me. If I wanted to fuck I would fuck, someone I could use for my release and forget about the next day, I didn't date, I didn't have the time nor energy to even think of it, Women flung themselves at me every single day and I could have any of them I wanted but I wasn't thinking about any of them. What the hell was I doing imagining bending her over the ho

"Two of them? My dear, do you even know the price of—" "I’m well aware of the price, Julian," Carrie said, her voice cold and absolute. She reached into her pocket and pulled out a sleek, black titanium card—a Quinton-grade executive card that only the highest-ranking members of the Mack Group and the Quinton Consortium possessed. "And I’m also well aware that EB Motors is a subsidiary of the Quinton Consortium," Carrie continued, her gaze fixed on Julian. "Which means, as the second-in-command of the Mack Group and a direct representative of the Quinton interests in Wisteria, I am technically your employer’s employer."

This time, she’s not the one driving but their driver. The whole entire time, she’s fidgeting, trying to recall everything that transpired. Even though Kai was busy with work and rarely went home whenever he’s on business trips, he never stays out when he’s in the country. This was the first time he’s ever done this. At the charity ball, Ellyse was greeted by many businessmen, CEO’s, investors and the likes. She socialized with them despite having Kai at the very back of her head. “You’re not with anyone, Ms. Ellyse?” Miss Athena, the CEO of an IT company asked her. She saw her with her husband earlier but it seems like he’s socializing elsewhere.