Amara’s POV
We went to his brand-new building, which had only been constructed a few months ago. His company already has 5,000 employees. He takes me on a tour of the building as if I were a guest, and the entire time I'm following him, I'm acutely aware of the people's stares of disdain or annoyance at my presence.
Then he shut the office door and told her, "This is my office, and your job is to be my go-to person. Because I don't have a personal assistant yet."
"Why is this your first time getting a personal assistant?" I asked in a soft voice.
"I do my own things," he said as he sat back in his rocking chair. "My secretary takes care of all of my meetings and plans. On the other hand, as a Personal Assistant, you have to be with me all the time. Almost all the time... "
I gulpe
