JAY'S POV
I don't know. I felt like I was being unreasonable. Maybe I shouldn't have yelled at her. But that was for the best. People like her were never to be underestimated. You show them a little compassion and they go wild.
But that morning I noticed she looked exhausted while I reprimanded her for being late to work.
It was annoying that it kept bothering me.
“She was so quick and looked so determined when she pleaded for the job. Now what? She is coming to work late and showing her face before me.” I scoffed.
“Is everything alright, Chairman?” My executive assistant, Hugo Lorris inquired.
“Just drive.”
“Yes sir.”
I picked up a magazine in the car seat beside me and began to skim through it.
As usual the stock rates for the shares of Adams group was making waves in the
