beacon of success, but for Emma, it symbolized everything she had lost. Her family had been destroyed years ago, her father's small business
ad memorized every detail about the man: his historical rise to CEO after his father's death, his
office. He was taller than she expected, his tailored suit highlightin
ce steady. She extended a hand, which he t
uring for her to sit. "And your qualifications
mile. "I believe in e
into a faint smile. "Good
of doubt. Alexander wasn't the cold monster she had imagi
broad shoulders and athletic build spoke of a man who spent as much time maintaining his physique as he did running his billi
ose gave him the sharp, symmetrical features of a model, but it was his eyes that truly captivated. Stormy gray with flecks of
y styled which was slightly tousled at the top but neatly tapered at the sides. A faint streak of silver ne
his left eyebrow which is a relic from his hardened upbringing. His hands, strong and slightly cal
who laid eyes on her, with sharp features that hinted at the steel beneath her composed demeanor. Her almond-shap
hair fell to her shoulders, catching hints of auburn under the sunlight. She often swept it back int
h quiet confidence, her posture straight and enchanting. Her hands, always neatly manicured, reve
d, and her smile which was rare but genuine was a gift to those lucky enough to earn it. Em