Against His Rules

y to address me by my full name, Lo and behold it was t

away. The tall-chested man walked fast for some reason an

ed a friendly marathon. I had barely seen his face but could tell from the translucent walls of the elevator that he

head for my office to do so while he's headed for his. I knock on his door for the third

respond to you, I'm not deaf and you're not daft" he added and I nodded my head and let out a sil

ised his head and said "You're hired". "Hired or fired" my subconscious mi

nd I heave a sigh of relief as I now

no bounds as I stared at the letter in my front and immediately ticked the I ACCEPT column on th

ing at 3" he added and I nodded i

ization's history and commentaries. The reviews so far have been very g

ll. At the hall, I was introduced as the new PA after which ever

self. Meanwhile, it was at this point I got to see him fully, he had a pointed nose which sort of complimented his blue eyes and full brows. His hair had a pale brown look an

he meeting ended in due time and we headed back to our various offices. Romeo had asked that I get a copy of some documents fro

even after calling her number severally so I quickly g

ven before he turned around to look at me. "Here", he stretched his hand conta

nervously. "You must go through it and be done with it before tomorr

g press. I quickly made a photocopy, stapled it, and hurried for his office whilst the other sta

t for the mirror in the restroom, as I couldn't help but wonder why he looked at me irritated; I examined myself if I had spil

gusting clown or some scarecrow. "Maybe I should ask him," I thought to myself while I

cked up and apologized for not taking the previous calls. We'r

was not bad at all" I replied not wanting to complain about my boss's col

I excused myself and went into the reading room. "What could be the reason you'd want to miss this?" Audrey asked,

inues almost choking and I reach for the nearest throw pillow to me and target her head. Sh

vision. I'm on the last page and my eyes were very heavy already, I had skipped some pages. "This

calling at this very odd hour. I try to open my sleepy eyes faintly, peering through