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of Soter Group, please come with me, they've been expect

e receptionist

'am, he said, s

w colour rise to her cheek, her loo

ted by a renowned, handsome CEO,

way, follow me, she said q

des, he could tell she was profess

pointing to a room w

Bakhita

, and comfortably filled wit

elcome him and Khit

co-founder Theodore, and my assistant.... Soter wasn't lis

y the woman he sa

ul woman he had seen, but staring at the woman i

h a heart-shaped face, and long curly brown

a stormy day, he was sure if he stared

welcoming dimpled smile he could see the pain that was carefully hidden. And su

his head said, startling

ave a seat while we run you th

h me he thought. She's just a woman Soe, you've seen m

his vulnerable, his inner

en he really hated that voice

and curiosity, he stared back blankly trying to conceal the emoti

straight and professional-like, an

oman that her charms could not work

nner voice ask

.

the front of the room. She had been feeling very comfort

his presentation, but it was the Soter Group they

weeks and they were well-known for their promptness,

nfident enough to close this deal, and that was what she was going to do... close the

end clients running to her doorstep, it

two professional fac

It meant to be fortunate, and this woman indeed looked fortunate.

e on her face, her nature-green, eyes shining

was a graduate of Harvard, and she has also worked with s

nd in the fina

d to be li

CEO and founder of Soter Group

s named by Forbes as one of the thirty-under-thirty yo

so topped the Inc 5000 list

he started as a lonely begg

ch at a very young age, all alone. And for a m

y she was havin

looked cold, mysterious, and searching. He had an impatient and irritated express

aightened her skirt and assumed a confident stance,