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hat, I was shown to my office, where I would start this fascinating new phase of my professional life. I was given a brand-new laptop, a business phone, and all the tools I needed so I could get st

ice to meet you, Mr. Timothy Harrison." He shook my hand firmly and remarked, "Nice to meet you too," before he was called away. I couldn't stop looking at him as he excused himself and passed by me on his way to a meeting. My eyes seemed to be acting independently. "That's our CEO," James said, grinning knowingly, as though he had witnessed this response before. "He's being courted by every lady in the department. You seem to have joined the group. Even though I was still in shock from the experience, I couldn't help but smile as he laughed. Startled, I exclaimed, "Wow, he's so young," "That's what makes him the most eligible bachelor in the company," James smirked in response. I was unable to ignore the veracity of what he said. Without a question, Timothy, the CEO, was a man who attracted attention. James ultimately went back to his office after showing me around, allowing me to take up residence in mine. However, my thoughts kept returning to Mr Timothy in spite of the bustle in the workplace. I got to work early the following day in the hopes of running into him again and perhaps even getting a chance to talk to him. When I arrived at my office, I was taken aback to see a woman seated at my desk. I hesitated, wondering if I had walked into the wrong office, but the name plate assured me that this was my assigned room. The woman said, "Hello," as she raised her head with interest. "Who are you?" I said, "I'm the new employee." Although I was informed that this was my office, I was not informed that I would be sharing it with anybody. "Who are you?" A glimmer of recognition appeared in her eyes as she gazed at me. She said, "You must be Mary, right?" and I gave her a nod. "I'm new, too. I was informed that I am in charge of this role when I started today. Additionally, I was asked to deliver this letter to you. I accepted the letter from her, becoming further perplexed. I was shocked by what I saw when I opened it. I was in a different position now. I had interviewed for a Head of Department role, but su