The Company Novel 소설 & 이야기

Johnson leaned back, eyes roaming over the skyline as glass towers passed by. When the car pulled into the company’s private lot, Johnson sat up. He stared. Then stared harder. “Wait.” He pointed at the massive building. “This is your family’s company?” Damon stepped out calmly. “Yes.” Johnson’s mouth fell open. “You’re joking.” Damon shut the door and adjusted his jacket. “Which part is shocking you—the fact that it’s a condom company or that it’s this big?” Johnson blinked. Then laughed. “At this point, my friend… both. Definitely both.”

“Do what?” “Discredit yourself.” He moved his gaze to meet her eyes. “This is a pretty complicated contract and the fact that you are drafting it means that you are good at what you do.” William grabbed the mouse and scrolled down the contract, briefly scanning through it. “What was the company called again?” Kate narrowed her eyes. “Why do you ask?” “No reason.” He shrugged. “You are not going to buy the company if I told you, right?” Kate vaguely remembered that the male protagonist in one of the books she had read actually bought the company where the female protagonist was working.

sorry Neil, I forgot to tell you that my baby is a secretary in a very big company. "Oh! Wow." "So you see our babies are doing fine. Imagine your girlfriend being the Secretary to your own company. That's very lovely. So please Megan, which company do you work for?" She called a very big company's name that we have not heard of. "Is that a new company or has it been in existence?" "It is a new company." "Oh! Really? Okay actually, I think I know the company. When they opened newly, the CEO came to purchase the computers they are using today from my factory but I have never seen you there as a secretary."

She was very nervous to wait for the answer. "Of course not. I don't know what Jake and Robert actually did. How could the company collapse overnight? I do not know who is behind. It's simply bad luck." Anna greatly relieved. The face that was just tragically pale also gradually returned to its normal color. "This is simply a bizarre event in our Johannes City." Anna suddenly felt a little funny when she saw these words. Her clear eyes flashed with a hint of light, but with a hint of understanding. The New Moon Culture and Media Company could be closed down overnight and everyone in the company was driven away. Liam's tricks were really powerful.

My plan was simple: Live like a slacker until Travis became a rich, successful CEO. Then sit back and enjoy life as a pampered young lady. During my major course, I was hiding in the back row scrolling on my phone when the original Jennie’s best friend, Linda Lander, texted me and asked if I wanted to join a mixer party. That’s when I remembered. In the original novel, this was the scene where Nancy flirted with three high-quality male leads at a bar. It caused a ripple across the entire storyline.

Then, paper started spewing nonstop from the output tray. Someone standing nearby instinctively picked up a sheet and looked at it, their eyes widening. On the paper, in bold black letters, were printed the words, "Idiots! Are your eyes just for decoration? The woman standing in front of you is the company's new owner and largest shareholder! She already acquired the company! "The company is still going public! Daniel's personal crimes have nothing to do with the company! You've got an even better boss now—you should be celebrating instead of whining! If I were you, I'd apologize to her right now and latch onto her like my life depends on it!"

She corrected him shaking her head. "Yeah, yeah, whatever," He heaved a deep sigh, "wait a minute, did you say I was a publishing house owner?" He snapped his head in their direction. "Yeah, Capriana Publication, does that name ring a bell?" Irene looked at him with hopeful eyes. "Never heard of it but wait, it must be her doing," he nodded, "so the first thing she did was make me the owner of this company?" He clicked his tongue, "Ah that means she reached safely," he heaved a sigh of relief.

He had already started asking the company’s editor to search for well-return BL novels. Because novels already had a solid fan base. With the advantage of effective early-stage marketing, they would ultimately gain broader popularity. **** In the private room of the coffee shop at the school gate. Carson, dressed in a black suit strode in at this time. He was radiant and full of momentum. He was completely different from the way he looked when he served Amelia as an assistant. “Miss Morris!” “You can just call me Renea! You’ve been in charge since the company was established. I’m just hand-off boss.”

“Congratulations, best friend!” “Thank you,” Olivia strumbled out of the older woman's grip and heaved a sigh, stumbling with her breath the next moment. “I'd go for the interview in three weeks, according to the email they sent.” “Yeah,” Emily nodded. “The same was done to me when I got employed, newly.” She added. “NovesTech Corporates is a good company, and not so promising at the same time. If you know what I mean.” “I know what you mean,” Olivia agreed. “With a bad egg like Victoria in the company, my stay might be a hell of a kind. Who knows?”

He hadn’t had a good night’s sleep in days, and he was on the verge of losing his mind. At that moment, Carl walked in, addressing Barry and Delphine. "Mr. Schmidt, someone has acquired Caleb’s company. The company that bought it is G Company." Barry was surprised. "So fast?" "Yes, I just saw the news." Carl took out a newspaper to show him. Barry glanced at the news. He didn’t recognize the name of G Company. "Wait, is there actually a company called G Company?" Barry asked, perplexed. Carl smiled, "Who knows? It’s just G Company. Caleb even sold off some of his assets, leaving only the villa and a shopping mall. He should be set for his retirement. The money he made from selling everything