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Welcome to Hell (by Williane Kassia) novel Chapter 266

Chapter 266

I’m frustrated with this shit company that takes up too much of my

time. Time that should be for my beautiful husband. And you still

have the audacity to stress me out.

His fear increased with every step I took toward him.

PPleaseHis voice was so low it was almost funny.

Please?My smile widened, dark and cruel. Because of you, I’m

going to be late for my date.

I kicked his face hard enough to send his teeth flying. I grabbed his

neck, hoisting him into the air.

Your bad luck was getting in the way of a madman.My voice came

out steady, loaded with a cruel calm. I’m not normal, Secretary. The

only one who sees my good side is my husband. The rest of the

worldthey only see the darkness inside me.

My smile turned grim.

Have a nice trip to hell, Secretary.

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His eyes widened, terror gleaming in them, and my smile opened even

further, cold and satisfied. The grip on his neck intensified,

suffocating him bit by bit. Suddenly, he began to thrash, trying to

breathe. His hands clawed at my shirt, desperate.

I snapped his neck with force, his body going limp. Still holding his

throat, I walked over to my window and let go. Watching his body

shatter on the pavement belowa horrific scene for many, but for me,

it was beautiful. Soon, I heard the screams of my employees.

Well, at least I get to leave early for the date.”

I started pacing the office, hands crossed behind my back, eyes fixed

on the floor, and my mind racing.

I brought my hand to my chin, thoughtful. What restaurant to

choose? Magnus loved the Brazilian food when we traveled to Brazil. I

wonder if there’s a Brazilian restaurant nearby?

I pulled my phone from my pocket and started searching. After a few

minutes of research, I found a perfect placesophisticated, discreet,

and with great reviews.

He’s going to love it.

I want it to be a memorable day. Lately, we barely have time for each

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other. When I was in college, the days were rushed; now, working as a

CEO, I spend even less time at home. I get back late, kiss him, lie

down with him in my arms, and fall asleep shortly after. That isn’t

living.

To hell with this companyto hell with everything. I’m rich; I have

enough. Magnus is all that matters.

If I have to, I’ll work from home. If that doesn’t work, I’ll quit it all. I

want time with Magnus; I want to wake up late in his arms, cook for

him since he’s always cooking for me.

I want to go out, laugh, walk aroundnot stay trapped in meetings

and at desks. This routine bullshit isn’t for me.

My life revolves around my Magnus, and that’s it. Period.

The abrupt sound of the door opening made me look up.

The

manager

entered, panting, pale.

SSir! Secretary Carterhehe threw himself off the building!

I crossed my arms without any expression of shock.

I see.

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The manager hesitated, confused.

Sir?

I gave a light smile, far too calm for the gravity of the news.

Do you want to be promoted to a higher position?

He blinked, stunned.

Sir, Carter

I don’t care about Carter,I cut in, without changing my tone. I’m

thinking about taking a vacation. So, what do you think about taking

my place and handling things?

His eyes immediately gleamed with ambition.

OOf course, sir! II will strive to make the company grow!

I patted his shoulder lightly, my smile widening.

Excellent. I’ll come by now and then to supervise. If you keep

performing well, you’ll stay in the CEO position.

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He bowed reverently.

I would give my life for the company, sir.

Very good,I replied with disguised irony. Now, I must go. Take care

of these trivial things for me.

Yes, sir. Have a great day.

You too, Mr. President,I said, smiling, before passing him and

leaving the office.

The elevator was waiting for me, and as the doors closed, the

reflection of my smile in the metal was the perfect image of my

mood.

Now, my focus will be one hundred percent directed toward what

truly matters: my husband, my king, my Magnus.

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