Let Me Go My Mafia Husband (Aria and Alessandro) novel Chapter 443

Chapter 443 New Secretary
Logan's POV.

"Can someone please tell me what's going on with the recruitment for my new secretary?" I demanded, my frustration evident in the firm tone of my voice.

As the head of a formidable Mafia organization, I led a double life, skillfully balancing the intricate web of criminal operations with my legitimate business affairs. It was a delicate dance that required precision and efficiency, and my trusted partners, Alex and Ryder, were invaluable in helping me maintain order and stability in both worlds. However, the absence of my capable secretary, who was currently on maternity leave, was posing a significant challenge.

The HR department, unfortunately, seemed to be dragging their feet in finding a suitable replacement. The role of my secretary was crucial, acting as the gatekeeper to my time and resources. With my jam-packed schedule and numerous responsibilities, I couldn't spare a moment to personally oversee the search for a competent candidate. My frustration was mounting as the days went by without a satisfactory resolution.

To exacerbate matters, the previous hires had fallen short of my expectations. After Lena, who had been a stellar secretary, the office struggled to find someone who could match her level of competence. They tried to fill her shoes with another candidate, but the poor fit led to a hasty resignation. My demanding nature and insistence on perfection made it challenging for just anyone to step into the role and manage my affairs with the required finesse.

In the interim, the administrative team had arranged a temporary solution, with a girl from their ranks handling some of the responsibilities. However, it was a makeshift arrangement, and it wasn't a sustainable solution for my complex and demanding business needs.

However, being a successful businessman came with its challenges, and I required a dedicated full-time secretary to keep everything running smoothly. I needed someone capable, efficient, and loyal, someone who could seamlessly coordinate my appointments, manage my communications, and ensure the smooth functioning of my operations.

"Sir, we conducted interviews and shortlisted a few candidates. I found a girl who is most suitable for the position, but she had a condition. She requested to join after two days. I agreed, considering it better than losing a suitable candidate," Roma, my HR head, explained to me.

As Roma spoke, I couldn't help but feel a mix of annoyance and frustration. What an arrogant girl she must be, I thought to myself, clenching my teeth. Placing conditions before the HR of the prestigious Mancini Group as if she were doing us a favor. Any other person would have eagerly accepted the offer and joined immediately, but here was this candidate making demands.

With a forced smile, I tried to contain my irritation and asked, "And who will handle the role until she joins?"

"Maria will take care of it, just as she has been doing since Lena left," Roma replied.

A wave of exasperation washed over me, and I rolled my eyes in exasperation. Maria was nowhere near as efficient as Lena, and her handling of the role had caused nothing but chaos. My perfectly organized schedule had been disrupted, and I couldn't stand living in such disorder.

"I'm well aware of that, and it's driving me crazy," I muttered under my breath, a touch of bitterness seeping into my words.

I preferred my life to be perfectly orchestrated, every piece in its rightful place. This unexpected delay and Maria's less-than-ideal performance were pushing my patience to its limits.

"You may leave," I instructed Roma, my voice tinged with resignation.

Closing my eyes momentarily, I ran my hand through my hair, attempting to collect my thoughts. I knew I had no choice but to endure this mess until Monday when the new candidate finally decided to grace us with her presence. Patience was never my strong suit, but in this situation, it seemed I had no other option but to wait.

Suddenly, my phone began to buzz. I saw that it was Alex calling, and

instantly, my mood brightened. Only my friends could bring me joy in such a stressful situation.

I answered the call, unable to contain my grin as I spoke, "Alex, how are you doing, man?"

"All good. I'm in Rome. I was thinking you and Ryder could join me here," he replied.

"Wait, are you in Rome for your honeymoon?" I asked, curiosity piqued. "Uh... yeah," he hesitated, and I could envision him rubbing his neck.

"As far as I know, you didn't want to go on a honeymoon with your wife. What made you change your mind?" I inquired, adopting a mocking tone, well aware of who might have influenced his sudden change of heart.