The CEO s Stolen Moments

"Let's go guys!" I said, packing the documents on my file.

"Sir, where should I put this?" Nathan asked me, holding a briefcase.

"Put it in the driver's seat in my car, I will be there in a few minutes. I just want to finish tidying up my desk." I responded.

I had gotten a call from a client in Texas, to come and check a property for sale there. I was preparing to leave my office and travel down with my team from Texas to Ohio for inspection of the property.

"Is anyone else inside?" I asked George who was at the office entrance.

"No sir, they're outside waiting for you to come so that we can move." He replied.

"Okay then, lock it everywhere." I instructed.

"Yes boss." George said, nodding his head in agreement.

I was the boss, the billionaire CEO of Evans company. A company that deals with real estate majorly, I was the one who gave orders and no one disagrees.

We all finally entered the car that was waiting outside, three SUV Audi and escorts to follow us to Ohio.

As we drove towards the airport, my mind was already buzzing with plans and strategies for the upcoming trip. The client in Texas was eager for us to inspect the property they were interested in, and I intended to make sure everything went smoothly.

"Sir, do you have the itinerary for our trip?" Nathan asked from the passenger seat, glancing over at me expectantly.

I nodded, reaching into my briefcase to retrieve the folder containing all the necessary documents. "Right here," I replied, handing it over to him. "Make sure everyone knows the schedule for the next few days."

Nathan nodded in acknowledgment, flipping through the pages of the itinerary as he began to brief the rest of the team on our plans. I watched as they listened intently, their expressions serious and focused.

It was moments like these that reminded me why I loved what I did. The thrill of the deal, the satisfaction of a successful negotiation—it was all part of the excitement of being in the real estate business.

As we arrived at the airport, I could feel the energy of my team buzzing with anticipation. We checked in our luggage and made our way through security, each of us eager to board the plane and begin our journey to Texas.

The flight itself was uneventful, filled with the usual hustle and bustle of travelers coming and going. But for me, it was a chance to catch up on some work and prepare myself mentally for the tasks ahead.

As we landed in Texas, I could feel the excitement building in the air. The warm sun beat down on us as we stepped off the plane, a stark contrast to the chilly weather back home in Ohio.

"Alright everyone, let's head to the hotel and get settled in," I said, leading the way to the waiting vehicles. "We have a busy few days ahead of us, so let's make the most of our time here."

"Sir this hotel is not conducive enough." Nathan responded.