The Ceo Above My Desk Novels & Stories

Ma’am… Don’t call me ma’am, just call me Alex. Call me when everyone is there. Janice only nodded and left. When everyone was in the boardroom, Alex went out of her office and walk straight to the elevator behind her was Janice. She was serious and wearing a cold face. When the door of the boardroom opened, everyone was surprised to see new CEO she is so young and a woman. Alex, went to the seat of her father, and greet everyone. Good Morning everyone, I am Alex, your temporary CEO while my father is recovering.

I explode with laughter, because this is true for me also – I always refrain from coffee before a board meeting as it’s a bad combo with adrenaline, but I’ve never heard it described so perfectly, or so hilariously as that before. “Oh gosh, I am so sorry, I forget that I’m speaking to the CEO of the company, I really shouldn’t joke about illicit substances so flippantly” she laughs nervously. “No no please, I needed a laugh today, and that was more funny than you realise”. “Oh phewph, haah”. She exchales Silence falls and we smile at each other. I press the telecom “Linda, could we have one coffee, and one tea please”.

I had zoned out for more than five minutes now and I heard nothing that was said by her. “Ofcourse you’d feel much more bigger than everyone here just because you have gotten somehow popular” She said with disgust laced in her voice. “I’m sorry” I dropped my head shyly when I realized all eyes were on me. “Take these files” She pointed to the files on her desk “Hand them over to the CEO immediately” She added. I nodded while I took the files and rushed out of her presence, not wanting her to find more excuses to insult me. The CEO’s office was located at the first floor and thankfully I was able to get an elevator on time, else Mrs Perry would have asked that I delivered them climbing throug

I threw the file on my secretary’s face yelling at her in front of my employees who worked on my floor. “Get me the right one,” I said with a glare and proceeded to my room as she ran back to her desk. I heard multiple ‘Good mornings’ from my staff as I crossed their cubicles but I ignored it all. I entered my office room pushing the glass door rather harshly in anger. My office room was located on the 24th floor of the building owned by Peggins entertainment. At the back of the room across the door near the glass wall, there was a silver desk filled with papers and a glass desk sign on it reading my name and my position under it, ‘Ava Peggins, CEO.’

I said. "Don't you want to settle down in your company? I know Sofia is your friend but then...it isn't right to let someone else take over for a long time." He said. "She wouldn't do anything like that." "I know." He said. "She doesn't even have the power to." He winked. "Sofia is the acting CEO of the company and when it comes to meeting important clients and sticking out the memo's, it's all on me." I said.

Rose was standing in front of my desk, with her usual blank expression. "Yes ma'am?" I answered and stood up. "Come with me." She turned around, walking away. I stood still confused, but quickly composed myself and ran after her. We boarded the elevator and she pressed the button for the top floor. That's the 50th floor, which also happens to be the CEO's floor. "Ma'am where are we going?" I asked, risking being scolded for asking too much. "The boss demands your presence." She stated before adding silently. "I don't know what you did for him to call you over."

I wish I had her confidence and that she’s going instead of me. Heading into the large lobby, I approach the desk and introduce myself. It’s not long before I’m going up in the elevator to the office at the top of the building. Of course, Mr. Smiths has his office right at the top. It’s hard to imagine him having it further down and letting his underlings go above him.

She asked, feeling so down. "Of course not; I'll take you to meet him right away." He said, directing her towards the elevator. The lady who was behind the counter saw everything and was a bit scared that the lady might report her to the CEO. She was surprised to see Jeff talking to her. "Oh my goodness, I hope my work is still intact," she thought. They took the elevator to the last floor, where the CEO's office was. He was the only one on the last floor; even Jeff, his assistant, was not sharing the same floor with him.

I would take the risk of the elevators. Mr. Reynolds was happier now. He smiled more often, and his face had little to no eyebags anymore. He was going to forgive me. The CEO's elevator was faster than most. Within two minutes, I arrived at the highest floor. "Ding." It rang as the door opened. The beautiful scenery brought a smile to my face. There were only three offices on this floor. The CEO's office, the COO's office, and another large office that was previously occupied by Old Master Reynolds the founder of this huge company.

“The CEO?” “Yes,” he replied, glancing at his notes. “Mr. Carter is currently overseas, you’ll have a little time to adjust before he returns.” I nodded, both relived and curious about what the CEO might be like. After signing the necessary paperwork, Mr. Hayes stood and extended his hand again. “Welcome aboard, Ms. Summers, I’ll have someone show you to your desk.” I followed an assistant through the bustling office. The floor to ceiling window made the workplace shone in natural light, and every desk was neatly organized. My desk was positioned right outside the CEO’s office.