The Ceo’s Allowance Novels & Stories

“R-Really?” “You don’t know I’m Mrs. Caldwell, but you do know I’m CEO of AA Development Ltd. If she hired you for $20,000, two hundred times is $4 million. Take it, do something you like, and don’t bother being thugs. But if you so much as touch a hair on me, Lorenzo will destroy everything you hold dear, no mercy.” “You really are Lorenzo’s wife? We haven’t seen it in the news.” “That’s because we’re low-profile. Don’t believe me? I’ll show you via video.”

Mary waved her hand casually. "It's fine." Then she smiled playfully. "But you could show me the CEO's office. That would make me happier." "Of course," David replied immediately. "This way, please." He led her toward the CEO's private elevator. Whispers immediately erupted around the lobby. "So she really is the CEO's wife." "Did you see how Assistant David spoke to her?" "She must be the boss lady." "When did the CEO get married?" Some people glanced at the receptionist with pity, while others smirked.

"The CEO is not in the building. Mr. Sterling has flown to London for an emergency merger. He’ll be gone for the week." Isabella felt a wave of relief so powerful her knees almost buckled. If he was in London, it simply means he was not the man she was with last night. Jessica continued, tapping her tablet, "we are doing a deep clean of the executive suite. Isabella, you’ll be handling the main office. And let me be very clear: do not touch the cabinets. Do not open the drawers. If so much as a paperclip is moved out of place, you’ll be escorted out by security. Am I understood?"

Carter nodded. Annie asked, "Did the HR team tell you your salary?" He thought for a moment. "I think so." As a former CEO, he hadn't really been through interviews before and had clearly forgotten to confirm this. "It'll be three thousand dollars per month while you're on probation," Annie said. "Once you're a permanent employee, there'll be a project bonus. The more of your proposed projects the company approves, the more you earn." Carter understood. "Your desk is near the entrance. You can go now."

“Max, I’m sorry. I wasn’t thinking straight. Come back, please.” Hearing that, I chuckled. “You’re asking me to come back? Let me do the math. Hiring a CEO at this level would cost at least tens of millions a year, and that would come with equity. How far are you willing to go? How much are you offering me?”

"When Mr. Charles had surgery three years ago, the company insurance only covered part of it, and the CEO paid the rest." "What?" Sarah nodded, even Mr. Charles didn't know, we only found out later." I stared and she continued. "When Michael's wife got sick, he approved six months of leave without reducing his salary." I blinked again. Five years…five years under Kael and not once had anyone been thanked or celebrated. If something succeeded, Kael took the credit. If something failed, the staff took the blame. I thought that was the system, apparently not, some bosses actually appreciated people, the thought felt strange. Before I could say anything, someone shouted from the middle of the ro

I turned on the TV to see if the news was out, and it was already out, “Kyrell’s group just acquired Jordon’s Electronics as the highest shareholder of the company and has made his wife the current CEO.” Casper raised his eyes from his phone and glared straight at me, “Who are you?” I kept quiet, my eyes focused on the TV, “I asked who the fuck you are!!” He yelled as he threw a flower vase toward the TV. “I will make sure to remove that from your salary,” I said calmly. Those were the exact words I was being told, if you do this, I will take it out of your monthly allowance, even if our child broke something, I will be the one to pay, and it was one of those chicken change called an allowan

Andrew said dropping his credit card on the desk before resting his right hand on the reception desk and hooking his finger in his trouser loop and crossing his legs. "Sir?" one of them dared to ask. Why was their boss dressed in this manner and asking them to give him a room when he could easily take anyone of his choice. "Yea? Is there a problem? Or you're fully booked?". Andrew asked running his finger through his hair. "Not at all." The senior among the receptionist said deciding to play along with him. She looked up when she saw the name that was on his credit card Andrew? Was it possible that he only looked like their CEO?

He was nothing like that but I kept my face normal. "Really? Then why aren't you both enjoying your weekend together." 'What should I say now? That his son loves his work so much that he can not leave it.' "He's a Ceo of a big company with which many responsibilities come. He had some important tasks to complete and of course, he has to keep his work before anything." Great, I want to pat and praise myself. "Oh, I see you understand him well." I smiled, maybe this was the truth. I was starting to understand him.

He can have his money to himself Where the hell am I going to get that much sum of money? I had no idea about it. My job only paid me enough to contribute to the house expense and save some for the future. But that was a very big amount. I had no idea where I was going to get it. I wanted to rip my hair out now.