At this time of day?
Don’t tell me it’s about working overtime.
Candice pulled over and picked up the call. “Hello, Mr. Clemens.”
“Come up.”
His steady and slightly stern voice came from the other end.
“…Alright.”
After hanging up, Candice let out a sigh and drove back to the office. She parked, went upstairs, put her bag down, and immediately headed to the CEO's office. Standing at the door, she took a few deep breaths to steady her rapid breathing before knocking and walking in.
Charlie had just closed his laptop and was getting up.
He glanced at her and said coolly, “You’re pretty proactive when it comes to clocking out.”
Candice: “...?”
He saw her leave?
Impossible. The CEO’s door had been shut the whole time—she even checked when she passed by.
But then she realized—she wa
