Woman Boss Book Novels & Stories

Jessica exclaimed with excitement. "Hello Fred, congratulations on your wedding," I greeted, handing him the gift that Jessy and I had gotten for him. "Thank you, Emily. I'm glad you two could make it," he replied with a smile. "This is my wife. Babe, they're Brandon's little sisters," he introduced us to his wife. "Natasha," she smiled. "Emily." "Jessica," Jessy and I introduced ourselves simultaneously, returning the smile. She seems pleasant. I think I like her.

She scowled, "What men are you talking about?" "Those men that feel uncomfortable when a woman looks stronger than them, or when a woman works above them, the type that would never work at a company owned by a woman," She mumbled with a look of pure disgust on her face which showed how much she hated the men she spoke about. "I have encountered most of them and sincerely, they disgust me with how much lack of confidence they exude which makes them try to pry into the weakness of another person to find validation and some sick satisfaction for themselves."

I screamed at her before she could complete her statement the anguish that I felt was beyond me, she felt scared and left me alone, my husband walked in, he must have heard me scream but as usual, he stared into my eyes from a distance, he was very much disappointed in me but said nothing. "venting your anger on her won't help you Rose, face your mistakes, and this would be the last time you would speak rudely to my workers, you don't pay them and you have no right upon them. They only serve you because of me"

He patted her shoulders and Elleney, flinched from the pain. "Who are you?". Elleney questions with confusion! Why did her boss bring in such a woman? He knows the man to be a womanizer. He had about five of them in the basement, had the troublesome bitch called Linda and now this one, who seemed to have a brain disorder. How dare she hit her on the shoulders like that.. she scoffed at the thought of that.

After the other maids go far, Violet heard their words echo back: -What does she have that makes her master and butler favor her? It's obnoxious. - That's right, a country girl like her really doesn't deserve such favor. - Of course, that's so unfair. It turned out that Violet was hated by the other maids because she was favored by Basil and Fotune butler even though she had just come to this mansion to work. Although sad, Violet quickly reassured herself: - It's okay Violet, everything will be fine, I'm here to work and earn money to treat my mother's illness. But the other person doesn't give you money, don't care about them. Just do your job well. Try, try!

“This woman was such a b*tch. When she came to work last week and the week before that, she was like an honest and rule-abiding country girl. However, she deceived everyone. She had something with Master Ryan and she even excluded Miss Ruth.” “I heard that she is now the boss of Linda from their design department.” “She climbed fast enough.” “She did climb fast. She climbed up with the honest and harmless persona. However, within only a few days, she had managed to court Master Ryan and even obtained a good position in the company.” “I feel this woman was quite similar to the woman who was at feud with Master Sebastian six years ago but was captured by him again. They used the same tactic. H

Ladies, why do you have to judge a book by its cover? Since when has it been a yardstick to see those in suits and designer wears as the most prosperous people. Because you always see me in my white long robe you have wrongly judged me as a poor person and I had married your boss because I want her to take care of me. You must be ashamed of yourselves. Manageress thank you for your service I have a token of one billion dollars for you at least you can buy four luxurious cars for yourself. Accountant please withdraw another one billion from my cad and give it to her in cash.

I found her at home one day with the same book she had started reading when she first got here. I never could understand her fascination with the book as it was based on a hybrid type beast who couldn't decide what type of beast he wanted to be until he met a girl who changed everything for him. She had been glued to the book since the day we moved her permanently to the townhouse to do work. When I came home from work she would be seated in the window seat near the bookshelf with the book in her hands and her legs outstretched and crossed over each other. Her beautiful grey eyes peeking at me mischievously over the top of the book as she would give me a knowing smile.

And women know better… At least that’s what the little wife of my new husband had made me believe. "...how could women make the best of our circumstances?" I asked Hanna. "You just need to do what needs to be done." "And that is...?" "My sweet sister, men are very child-like animals. They are so blinded by their false sense of entitlement and superiority. If you tell them they can't have something, it just makes them want it even more. Like a challenge, even." "So you said I should just give him what he wants? Let him grind me down--," "Oh good Lord, Amber! Is that what you hear?" Mary snapped, losing her patient, “just because it's not white, doesn't mean it's black, Amber."

“When you had those hard days, she withdrew. She closed her heart. You were the one holding the pieces together. All of it.” I wanted to speak, to defend Eunice, but I couldn’t find the words. Maybe I was tired. Maybe part of me didn’t fully disagree. “You need a woman who will stand by you,” she said again, now slowing her steps. “In love, yes. But also in business. In decisions. In family matters. Someone who sees where you’re going and says, ‘I’ll walk with you.’ Not someone who always walks away.” She paused and looked at me, her eyes softer now. “You may not like what I’m saying, but one day you’ll thank me.”