A Contract With The Billionaire

A'S

This job interview wasn't just important; it felt like my last hope. The rent w

round me looked put together, and there was me with my very obviously cheap clothes.

sume tightly. "Good morning, I'm here for an i

e stuck on the monitor in fro

eplied, my voice b

computer. "The CEO will see you now.

ne from HR. I had gotten even more nervous as I stepped into the elevator. The po

of grand double doors. The office on the other side was breathtaking to say the least. Floor-to-ceiling windows

gs that left me stunned. It was

hen I laid eyes on him. It wa

ning, his sharp jawline clean-shaven, and beneath his tailored suit, I could tell that he was jacked. The casual

d onto mine. Recognition flashed across his face

aning back in his chai

reality of the situation san

e." I muttered under my bre

his tone one of amusemen

to move. Sitting down, I placed my folder of cre

istant position." He said, glanci

managed

s on the desk. His eyes never left m

ational skills, experience, and passion for efficiency. Despite the awkwardness of the situation, I needed to st

d, a small smile playing

gnore the way his gaze seemed to

red." He s

. Perhaps, I had

ed. "You're now my person

er candidates to interv

aid smoothly, smirking at me. "I found who

he air, heavy with

still trying to process what i

s." He said, ex

and warm, before leaving t

*

anding the job

greeted me shattered whatever jo

led out, my

ponse. My mother

d unresponsive. Panic surged through me a

an you

open briefly before

, my hands trembling as I explain

the hospital. I sat beside her in the ambulance, clutching her hand tigh

iting area, my mind racing with worst-case scenarios. I closed my

e hours, a doctor f

Har

id, my voic

plained. "She's stable for now, but she'll need on

washed over me

this cost?" I a

't be good. "It depends on the course of treatment

and now my mother's medical costs, I didn't

*

ep of the heart monitor was the only sound in the room. My chest ached as I thought abou

sing, but I couldn't shake the feeling that it wouldn't be en