Between Love And Revenge
She sat on her bed in silence, lost in thought. Ho
ince their marriage, she had never worked for herself. The only work she had done was assisting Ethan with hi
lone. And she
d, she forced herself to have lunch. The rest of the day slipped away in a blur as
casting a dull light over her tired face. She had to start over.She needed something-anythin
g absentmindedly as she sifted through post after post. Each job descri
r yet another listin
up is hi
caught in h
's co
iant in the corporate world, an empire built on ambition and ruthless efficiency. She had attended more than her fair share of comp
Ethan w
n was for an executive assistant-something she was more than qualified for. Besides
old herself. With a deep br
-
terview arrived quick
out of the cab, her heels clicking sharply against the paveme
lving doors, the cool air of the lobby hitting her instantly. The space
receptionist, smoothing
ave an interview s
hair, nodded and gestured toward the elevators. "Take the lift
to the elevator. The doors slid shut, and as the num
gs. That's w
eted her with a professional smile
paneled corridor, her heart pounding
e woman instructed be
down her pants. Her palms were slightly damp.
and the woman reappeare
ing in the expansive space-the floor-to-ceiling windows offering a stun
she heard
eat, Miss
fro
voi
alm. Co
ili
desk. He was tall, dressed in a crisp charcoal suit, his dark hair neatly styled.
knew
er all a
day she had run through these v
yes slightly narrowed,
ped past her lips befo
essing. "You were here the other day,"he said,
but that was-" She cleared her
oss his lips. " You Reall
ing the arms of the chair
more than that,"* he said smoothly.
breath
E
private head of the company. She had seen his name on documents, heard
il
o could be interviewing
"Now that introductions are out of the way, let's get to
ign with the position. I have experience in organization, scheduling, and high-pressure
r,"Alex observed,
ed. " That's
husband is a senior exec
nched at the me
, her voice steady despite
here feel like a conflict of interest? w
sonal life has nothing to do w
e stretched b
ed in his expression-ap
forward, folding hi
re hi
nked. "E
ked. "You
g in his gaze, something unreadable yet kn
he continued. "Welcome t
ing the arms of the chair
as hap
had