Her CEO Stalker and Her Second Chance Mate (Adelaide) novel Chapter 114

Her CEO Stalker and Her Second Chance Mate

Chapter 114

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I leaned against my desk and sipped the cup of coffee she had handed to me. It was wrong

again! This new girl wasn’t working out. Addy knew just how I liked my coffee. Like me she

was a very detail oriented person. This girl looked like she sipped chamomile tea for a rush.

She often trembled when she spoke. Addy always gave me the facts and Ideas when things

weren’t going well on one front or another. I would flush her out of hiding sooner or later and

then she would be mine again. I shook my head trying to clear my thoughts. I placed the

coffee back in the cardboard container my new assistant was holding.

“I take my cappuccinos dry.”

“I’m sorry sit, I’ll go get you another.”

“Don’t bother, I’ll get it myself. The evening report.” She looked down and set the container

on the side table and pulled out her phone. It took her several swipes before she finally found

what she was looking for. She was so tied to that device I doubted she knew how to write.

Adelaide wrote things down or came prepared with an agenda every debrief. This one I hadn’t

even bothered to remember her name. She fumbled with the folder under her arm and set it

on the desk not looking at me. She ran off a list of appointments and meetings for tomorrow.

Her hands shook and I rolled my eyes. She was about to tell me something I wouldn’t like.

Aggravation yielded to a profuse fuming anger that threatened to consume me. It was a good

thing I put the coffee down.

“The folder I’ve provided contains the detailed correspondences of the Lords and Sons choice

to back out of any further talks of collaborating with Alpha Enterprises.

“What do you mean the Lords and Sons have backed out of any further negotiations?” 1

snarled.

The new girl winced, like the pathetic little mouse she was. Latrishia had filled Adelaide’s

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position with a meek slim redhead with no backbone and glasses as thick as a soda bottle. It

was annoying. Everything everyone did around me added to my already mounting agitation

and had me seeing red, I’d already killed a few of my men forcing me to cross a line with their

incompetence.

“I’m sorry sir,” she said meekly. Her subservience irked me, as I threw the file across the room

sending papers everywhere.

“Get out!” I growled. I was on the verge of another episode. As she scampered out the door I

took a deep breath in. The Lords and Sons were just one of many vital contracts that had

pulled out in the last twenty four hours. It couldn’t be a coincidence, Somone was behind this

and they would pay with blood. I reached for my phone and seleted my best man. He answered

immediately.

“Boss?”

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