Me and the CEO

n, darling — the nanny holds my ha

question I asked him. Would I ever

de one day? I will f

ersity, Wind

I make notes in my notebook, when I hear my cell phone ring. I look at Mrs

s attention to me again. This is not a common thing to happen. Only my par

early. It must defnitely be a compan

eing me as her newest enemy or as if she were a scary inquisition agent. — Miss, this is unacceptable. Oh no!

n a hole when my trembling fngers get

tion on me and Mrs. Marshal. — You're disrupting class with your phone

ould have fnally turned the device off and thrown it into the depths of my

learning to work on. Immediately, I apologize to the teacher, pick up th

gainst the wall. The phone vibrates again, startling me. It's a local num

an on the other end of the line and she told me she was from St. Milton

ital, my eyes widen and my heart s

new something was wrong. — They ar

lved in an accident and are being t

reaming down my face as I try to stay calm. — Of course, I'm going now — I

ted with me, but when she sees the t

were in a car accident and are in the hospital. I need to go there no

. Everything becomes a real blur for me. I can barely see the people ar

der when she puts her hand on myshoulder and guides me to the parking l

Tina's car, who drives as fast as sh

hat might have happened to my family

akfast table. I teased Dothy as alwa

without caring that their daughter

pital and I go straight to reception. I explain to the woman what happened and the receptionist takes us to th

ister. — Please let them be okay — I

the worst had happened. I hear my last name being called and I quickly stand up. - How are they? They are fin

2 G&S, Hawthorne I'm sitting at my

agement. These are important repo

the last year and I need to ensure

ryone, letting any failures pass by in the eyes of an experienced and d

k on the door and I look up to see

t and would like to speak to you. I

ip in Europe? And why hadn't he noti

reath and try to remain calm. It's t

secretary leaves, I get up and straighten my tie, making sure I look

h never comes. I open the door to fnd my father sitting behind his desk, looking stern and serious as always.

is the family's big business, res

ady. — We need to talk, son. Sit down. The calm way he says this doesn't p

e. — In our last conversation you demanded more space and opportuniti

u a chance. I want you