The Girl He Craves

Sophie’s pov

: I smiled at the woman beside me as I sat down on the chair beside hers. She smiles politely back even though she didn’t know me.

Lisa sits to my right and sighed. “I’m nervous.” She admitted, her feet bouncing on the floor.

I noticed everyone was on edge as I scan my eyes through the crowd of people waiting for this CEO to show up.

Was the CEO that bad?

“Is he that bad? The CEO I mean?” I asked, turning to her. If everyone was so on edge, I can’t help but feel like I should be nervous too.

Maybe I should be s***g my pants right now.

Lisa nods. “Oh yeah. He wasn’t named the blue-eyed devil for nothing. He’s the Chairman’s grandson and when he took over the company everyone thought that finally, they wouldn’t have to work under a hard and cold man anymore. Turns out that he was even worst than his grandfa ther. Bummer because he’s so young and handsome. Makes one wonder what he went through to turn out like that.”

Blue-eyed devil?

Well, that was surely a name to set fear into someone.

I gulped. If he acted like the devil they named him as then I did have to fear.

“He sounds….

I drawled out.

still flock towards

and the only male that was, was my little Ash bug, And Aiden. But that was because I couldn’t stop thinking about him when

Speaking of…

scan my eyes over the mass of heads around me in search of him. There were no signs of

wasn’t him Sophie. Just your mind playing tricks

Don’t let those good looks fool you. He’s a womanizer and rumor has it that the chairman is fed up with his womanizing ways.” Lisa snorted. “I think he slept with most of his secretaries and

sounds like a piece of work and

he?” I asked

twenties. I heard he likes to keep

furrowed my brows. The more she describes this guy, the more I feel repulsed and con fused. He was a womanizer yet private? Could he

way to the front row. We waved back. “I thank G*d ev ery day that I got Bernard as my boss instead of working as the CEO’s PA. His current one is

awful human being.” | nodded, already making up my mind that hated this

least his looks make up for it.” She snorted with a

smiled. “I don’t think his looks will save him. If he’s an awful person from the inside

breathed out.

brows clench. Judgment day

I voiced

here. Look. He’s making his way to the stage.” She nudges her head to the left and I quickly follow her gaze. Only for the air to get stuck in

heart slams in