Falling For The Billionaire's

de—I forgot her name—told me that they would call me if I got selected. I nodded and th

ping in their usual shrill voices. Something was different yet pleasant about

ow. man! I should marry my bed; it's so soft. Suddenly my phone

d in my groggy

ydney Parker?" A voice

re, ma'am,"

hortlisted for the PA candidate list; would you be able t

m clock; it was 9. "Ye

our appointment; thank y

be dr

't im

selected for

are not; you are

who ar

ssed; you just have like half an

let me complete

the way your

and took out the best business suit I had and the most presentable flats. Did I mention that I cannot walk in heels? I almost tripped over a man when I wore one. It was a very expensive ho

d my door, and then made my

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. Lily told me that the CEO had many qualms about what his PA would be like: beautiful, highly knowledgeable, smart—sounds like a whiny baby to me. Also, Lily had told me that the CEO was a very dashing and charming man. Men wanted to be like him, a

rst candidate came out. After another fifteen or twenty minutes

a huge desk in the center of the room, a sofa on the side, and many shells stacked. The windows there provided a magnificent view of the skyscrapers outside, with just

ake a seat, ma'am; Mr. Williams wi

itely and sat on

ould hear two muffled voices outside; surprisingly, one of them s

. The suit matched his skin tone perfectly. There was the evident lining of an extremely muscular body visible through the suit. But his c

an asked in an

much too familiar; it cannot be Nathaniel. I looked up, and indeed, there i

ed at me with a bewildered expres

time to admire

ag

talk in your head? W

es, Nathaniel Williams, and the famili

d?" he asked with su

of reply

ain

e second one even opened her top's upper buttons! But then again, I can't blame them. I mean, who can even resist such a good-looking guy like me? Except for her, each and every woman I have met drools over me. So I am kind

f me. I froze. My feet refused to move, leaving me immobile, and I could only stare at her. A thousand qu