The Devil Wears A Suit

none of the jobs she had applied for were interested in her. She was beginning to doubt her own abilities and was concerned about whether or not she would ever be able to secure a job that would ena

entire day preparing. She practiced her responses to common interview questions, researched the company's past, and made sure her outfit was perfect. She was willing to do whatever it took to make a positive impressio

idating. He was tall, with piercing blue eyes and a chiseled jawline. He had the appearance of a man who was accustomed to achieving his goals. "Good morning, Emily," Dan

g you the CEO's secretary position. You and I will collaborate closely, and I anticipate great things from you." Emily felt a rush of excitement. She had done it. She had landed the job. She couldn't believe it. Finally, all of her perseverance and hard work had paid off. But Emily felt a chill run down her spine as she looked into Daniel's eyes. She wondered if she had just made a deal with the devil because there was something about him that made her feel uneasy. Her soul appeared to be penetrated by Daniel's eyes, as if he could see right through her. As if she were exposing herself to something she didn't fully comprehend, Emily felt vulnerable. But she pushed th

her life was about to