Chapter 60. Miss CEO

ALESSANDRO

She shrunk back in fear as started to take slow steps to the door.

I only had to look at Dave for him to understand the sign and grab her swiftly from behind caging her in his arms.

“Good luck, Miss CEO.” I waved at her before leaving as Dave forcefully held her down as she still struggled in his hold and tried to wiggle out of his grasp while I made my way downstairs to the parking lot to head home.

She really shouldn’t have come here today. I told her to leave but instead she forced her way in. Now she will pay the price.

“Good evening, sir.”

“Good evening, Roger,” I said to the security guard at the company building.

As I brought the engine to life my mind fleeted back to my son who was fast asleep in the morning when I left.

He was the very first thing that came to my kind as I passed by a shop that displayed a miniature version of a suit.

It was cute, I can’t lie about that.

He’s so little that I’m sure the