Thomas drove with his usual smooth moves; he weaved through LA's bustling streets like he owned every lane. The sun filtered through the tinted windows of the sleek black limousine as he drove and casted patterns on Jane's face as she scrolled through her phone beside me. I, on the other hand, had my Bluetooth earpiece stuck to my ear and my iPad balanced on my knee as I worked. Even though I was the CEO and I could decide to go to work or not, there was some work tasks I couldn't keep for later.
"No, Lawrence, I said push the campaign to next week. We're not releasing anything until I've seen the final draft. End of story," I snapped at him before cutting the call and rubbing my temples.
Damn it, why are some employees so f*****g brilliant and dumb at the same time, I wondered in frust
