Hearts On The Horizon

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seat of the taxi, I could feel the energy of the place-busy, alive, and full of opport

untry. This was my chance. The job was simple: help the Grant Hotel Group modernize, expand, and prepare for the future.

grand entrance, the sparkling glass doors, the golden accents-it was the kind of place I used to dream about working at, ba

hanging down, and the floors shone like a mirror. I took a deep breath and straightened my shoulders. I couldn't look like I d

w how much work went into this. Every piece of furniture, every color, every light-someone had made choices about it all. This wasn't just

nt family, especially Elliot Grant, the heir who would one day take over the company. He had a reputation for being careful, traditional

g in, my phone buzzed

ck welcome meeting with a few of the team members in

hausted, but this was my chance

my hair and putting on a blazer. First impression

over, and I quickly introduced myself to the team-some managers, a marketing direc

rifting over to our group. Tall, with dark hair and a serious expression, he had that air of someone who w

be working with him on most of the projects. He's... well, he

omething told me that Elliot Grant was different. This wasn't just any job, and he wasn't

tzgerald,

ssing. He didn't smile, didn't offer any kind of warm welcome,

keeping my voice steady. "It'

his tone. "I hear you'll be working on our moderniz

his gaze. "Absolutely.

we have a certain... standard here. My family has worked hard to build this bran

pect that. I'm not here to change everything. I'm here to help

challenge in his eyes, as if he was daring me to prove myself. Final

. "Let's make sure she has everything she need

tement and frustration bubbling inside. He'd barely given me a chance to

se as I'd heard, maybe even more so. But if he thought I was going to back down, he was wrong. I hadn't

ke a world of possibilities, a place where anything could happen. And as intimidating as

t met my toughest challenge yet, but I was ready. Tomorrow, I'd step into the Grant Hote