Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Rachel was about to take a sip of her coffee when she heard what her assistant said, her cup suspended in the air.

"What did you say?" she asked, wanting to make sure she heard correctly. The assistant skimmed through the news and then saw the confusion on Rachel’s face.

She remembered hearing from the senior employees that Rachel was once married to Victor, the CEO of Sullivan Group 

"As stated here, I’m afraid the Sullivan Group is currently in serious trouble."

Rachel’s eyes darkened as she drew the cup of coffee to her mouth and took a sip.

She didn’t say anything, and her expression remained stern.

It was hard to decipher what was in her mind By three in the afternoon, the share price of Sullivan Group had dropped nearly thirty percent in the stock market 

The news about the company’s employee jumping off a building became widespread Many people demanded that the authorities thoroughly investigate the project and that the Sullivan Group put out an official statement 

The controversial project was doing fine in the past few days after its previous issues gradually died down, but this unfortunate incident suddenly broke out, inflicting more damage to the Sullivan Group.

The blow was even greater and utterly unexpected this time.

The day the man committed suicide was the day the investigation team came to inspect the alleged anomalies of the project Some people speculated that the man killed himself because he feared facing the punishment and being put to prison, but others thought it wasn’t that simple.

They suspected the man was murdered.

suspicious and vigilant more

After leaving the

she turned the

and the people online were apprehensive and

search results and clicked on an article with the

Sullivan, Come

Victor to come out and release a statement

them believed he was behind the death of the employee,

out of hand as different opinions and sentiments

and rubbed her temples, trying to massage away the throbbing

knock then came on

and found her in

Bennet," the assistant politely said as she put the

Rachel looked up at her. The assistant noticed the weariness

me to reschedule the meeting so

Rachel

rescheduling the

business wasn’t Rachel’s forte.She wasn’t really good at it, so

complicated than editing codes, in

heavily put off by the fierce competition among business people

she had already set herself up to bring the Bennet Group to its previous glory, she had no choice but to