Irresistible Boss Succumbing to Your Touch (Maria Anita) novel Chapter 14

I told Marina about what happened with my son’s father, how that experience was incredible and changed my life, and how after that I decided never to get involved with anythe again. She looked at me smiling, but suddenly remembered something that wiped the smile off her face and said:

“You sound just like Alexander. He also closed himself off to love. He had met a girl and was with her when he received the news of his parents‘ death. He was devastated When he tried to find her again, she had vanished into thin air. He tried to find her but couldn’t, and he still hasn’t gotten over it.”

“Mari, how did his parents die?” I asked curiously.

“They died in a helicopter accident while returning from a party. Alexander’s father received some urgent company information and had to return quickly. Alexander stayed at the party with the girl, and his parents couldn’t find him to say goodbye, so they left a message with Patrick’s parents. But at the party itself, Alex received the news of his parents‘ passing.” Marina said, choking up with sadness. “That boy was never the same after that. He never got seriously involved with any woman again, he goes out with one or another, but it never goes beyond a meaningless one–night stand for him.”

“Now I understand why he’s so serious. It must have been really hard,” I said, feeling sorry for his pain.

“It was. He wasn’t ready to take over the company yet, but he had to face it. It was either that or leave it in Johnson’s hands, who was already the financial director and had the skills to assume the presidency since he worked closely with Alexander’s father. At that time, Alex was the vice president, but his father was always by his side teaching him everything. He decided he wouldn’t leave his legacy in the hands of strangers and would take over the presidency no matter what. I remember Johnson was very upset, saying he couldn’t handle it, that he was just a spoiled kid who would run the company into the ground. They had a huge fight, and since the e only tolerates Johnson because he wanted to keep all the employees who worked with his father. Johnson thought he would become vice president then, but Alexander brought in Patrick – they had always been friends, like brothers, and their parents were very close too. It was the best thing Alexander ever did. The two of them breathed new life into the company, and it’s grown even more since then. Patrick and I are the closest thing Alexander has to family.

Mel and I were stunned. Mel had tears in her eyes and asked Marina:

“But Mari, how long ago was this?”

“About three years ago. Alexander and Patrick are now thirty–one, they were very young when they took over that company.

“And how long have you been there?” Mel was very curious

“I’ve been with the Miller family for thirty years. I changed that boy’s diapers. I started as the president’s secretary when I was twenty, had just gotten married. Two years later, I got pregnant and had twins. A year after that, my husband left me for some trashy woman, I raised my daughters alone, and Alexander’s parents helped me a lot. I soon became senior advisor to Miller Mr. When he died, it was already settled that I would go to London to run the branch there, but I didn’t want to leave Alexande, and we agreed that once he had the reins of the company firmly in his hands, I would go. And now the time has come.”

“Mari, I didn’t know you had children. Do they live with you?” I asked, feeling guilty for not having taken the time to know her better.

“No, they live in London. They went to study at Oxford and never came back. They found flances there, got married, and have already given me three beautiful grandchildren,” she said, proudly taking out her phone to show us the photos. “That’s why I’m moving to London, to be closer to my family. But my heart aches to leave Alexander.”

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Then was no way around 11. I told Mel about how worked up my boss got when he held me and how he got me all bes and bothered just by touching me. Mel looked at me and understood I was really in trouble, but she couldn’t help laughing at my situation

“Me, do you think your uncle would really hire the back?”

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“Girl, my uncle said if you want to come back, you’ll have a job. He wouldn’t leave you hanging. Plus, there’s my dad’s agency too you won’t be jobless but why? Do you think your boss is going to fire you?”

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“I’m not sure I foliow, Cat”

“You know how I am, Mel I always think about the consequences of everything, never act on impulse, always karep myself in check, but around my boss, it feels like I’m going to lose control. I feel my body burning, you know.

My friend let out a laugh, put her hand on my shoulder, and looking into my eyes, said

“Gart, that’s called being homy ”

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