My Sister's Admirer

elder sister, Celine Payne. She told me that

ly traded company, climbing the ranks for years. His salary was impressive, and

gional sales team. For years, the two had been fierce rivals, constantly competing against each other. Andres was known for his commanding presence-intimid

had reached a fever pitch recently, and now that Roderick had left, I didn't need my sister

made a quick decision: I'd joi

rprises-the same company where Roderick had worked. Before the call, I'd been torn about which offer to accept. But now the choice was clear. I w

I met Charlee Murray fr

nd big, expressive eyes. She was not only beautiful but also warm

, she took me to the conference room and

the sandwich into my hand. "Don't be shy! The

noticed a small brass plaque on the door that read, "Sales Director." The door wasn't fully closed

tour of the office, we looped back around, and this time, the do

Mr. Woolf. This is Maggie Walsh, our new hire in the Mar

" I said politely, though inw

ous "Wolf." What a coincidence.

ng to size him up, b

beige trousers that highlighted his perfectly toned physique. He clearly worked out regularly, and the way he carried

ession was as icy as his demeanor, and the phrase "ice-cold charmer" immediately pop

and demeanor were so frosty that I c

meone who could win people over effortlessly? How did someone this cold

ed out of it and muttered, "Mr. Wo