The Boss S Daughter Novels & Stories

"When my boss deems me worthy, I will be promoted." Dad paused, setting down his utensils to look at me directly. "Boss? I fail to understand why you are working under someone when you could be running the entire Clarins empire." "Dad, please. I enjoy working for the company. My boss is fantastic," I defended. He raised an eyebrow. "So you are content to use your talents to benefit someone else's company rather than your own?" "That's your company, not mine," I muttered under my breath. Shaking his head, Dad exhaled. "Anyway, tell me, how long do you plan to work there?"

Gemma said as she hung up. Big boss laughed maniacally. He could believe his ears, this man's daughter didn't give a fuck about him. “This would be fun” Big boss said laughing.

Today is going to be great! *I met Cassidy! She's really smart and kind of mean but also nice. We're going to play chess at recess!* *Mama guess what? Cassidy's dad is YOUR BOSS! That means we can be friends and maybe you and her dad can be friends too and then maybe more than friends?????* I stared at that last message, my mind reeling. Cassidy's dad was my boss. Which meant Cassidy was Klaus's daughter. Which meant my son had just met Klaus's daughter and was already scheming to play matchmaker.

Boss sneered and it was his turn to roll eyes. “So, what are you doing? Cuz I can tell that you're coming over!” He said and Boss smirked. Gradually, The old man was falling for his plan, Our plan. Stupid old man. “Making peace! What else?” “If you want to make peace, then bring my daughter with you!” He snapped and Boss scoffed. “We've already talked about this, ballisters, She is mine!” He snapped and I felt my stomach twist immediately. I felt like puking, just by hearing that.

He yells and my hand twists the knob opening the door and revealing my dad sitting in a chair behind his desk and a tall, handsome man standing next to him. Reid... If I knew Reid was his boss I would have never come here. My heart starts pounding in my chest and my mind once again goes back to the events that happened last night. "Thank you for my lunch honey" He thanks me and I try my best not to make eye contact with Reid, He doesn't even seem slightly bothered or shocked that I'm here he just stands there eyeing up my body. "Anna, this is my boss Reid Dalton, he owns this building with the name 'Dalton Enterprises" I put on a fake smile at Reid "And Reid this is my daughter Anna"

“You know his first daughter used to like our Boss. The legitimate one- she once approached boss. But when she found out about Boss' disability, she ran away. She is very pretty like a goddess. I heard she has been going out on a date with one Ireland Big shot.” Anne carried a wine and a glass cup, heading to take a seat. “Asher, you are so gossipy. I used to think you had a cold face, but here you are so gossipy. How did you know about that?” "You know we have to watch what is going on around us to avoid getting our asses kicked." He argued his side. “Let's celebrate!!!” Anne poured wine into a cup for me. “Boss, I know you love any wine from Spring winery.”

I threw all the papers at Jaden. "Just because he's dead doesn't mean you can slander him like this!" I shouted, grabbing Jaden by the collar of his shirt tightly. Jaden was still standing there casually, his eyes staring deep into mine. "Why would I slander him? He is my boss; what do you think I have been doing all this time? Your father's secretary? Do I look like a secretary to you?" Jaden said softly, his voice so deep and calm. Bastian pulled me gently, making me release my grip from Jaden.

The audacity of this man, just what is he trying to do after humiliating us like this? I glared at him. Mom looks at me in worry, "Who is he? Do you know him? Isn’t he the one at the event?" "He’s no one, just ignore him, mom." "I'm her boss, she works for me. And as boss, I feel obligated to take care of my employees. If you let me, Mrs. Brooks. I wouldn’t want to drive by seeing that it’s your special day at such bad weather," "Your boss?" Mom gasps while looking at me, "Well let’s go then. You shouldn’t be so disrespectful to your boss."

“No offence, but I'm not going to trust a stranger. And you're not even that close to them.” Her voice wasn't loud or harsh, but it carried no warmth. “I'm not a stranger to them. I actually work in their home,” I told her. “I looked up the charity programme. I mean, it's tempting.” She giggled. “It's going to cover some of my daughter's medical bills—” “You have a daughter?” I asked, pretending to be surprised. I already knew she had a daughter. I'd read her entire file, and I had to admit that whoever had gathered the information on the prospective candidates had earned my respect. They'd been thorough.

She then asked in a voice tinged with pity, "How did you manage to cross him on your very first day? Patrick is incredibly petty, so you're going to have a hard time from now on." I feigned confusion, frowning as I asked, "Isn't he just a regional deputy manager? How can he be so arrogant? Is there really no one in the company who can keep him in check?" Moira glanced around, and seeing that the coast was clear, she whispered, "You don't get it, but the company's newly appointed CEO and Patrick are best buddies. Do you honestly believe he has the competence to be a regional deputy manager if it weren't for that?"