Think Outside the Boss (New York Billionaires, #1)

by Olivia Hayle

Men can’t speak unless spoken to.”

A world I want to live in

“And because I know how people talk, I want to ensure you hear it from me first. You were not my first choice for this position, but I’ve read your resume, and believe you’ll do well here.” Ouch.

So I hit forward and write a snarky comment.

LEMME GUESS SHE HIT REPLY THIS OS WHY YOU TALK SHIT IN PERSON NEVER LEAVE A PAPER/DIGITAL TRAIL

Then I see it. The letter hasn’t been delivered to Toby, because I hadn’t forwarded it. No, I’d accidentally hit reply.

PLEASE DID SHE NOT TYPE IN AN EMAIL ADRESS TO FORWARD TO ITS DAY 1 THIS IS SO EMBARRASSING

“I buy companies, then I make sure they work, and then sell them on.” I’ve explained this to him before, but I understand that it doesn’t make much sense to a child.

You know it doesn’t really make sense to me either

“Yes. You’ve kept your head down and focused on school, on internships, on your work. Told yourself there’s no time for dating, but the truth is, you’ve never made the time… because it scares you. It’s the one realm where you’re not in control at all.”

Honestly this hurt. I was called out.

The familiar number sends a thrill through me. “Hello?”

They keep saying “the familiar number” do y’all not save contacts??

“Yep, I just need to send this email off to Clive. He’s up my ass about the Stanton project, wants all the details…

ha it’s Clive isn’t it, the mole

Call me Sherlock, but I’m on to something here.

Yet you aren’t listening to what he just said about details on a project