Solaris Vance
The boss
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In the sleek, glass-walled office of SOL Investments, Evelyn Hayes was drowning in a sea of data. Her green gray eyes, shielded by blue-light glasses, darted across her screen as her fingers danced over the keyboard. Suddenly, the sharp ping of an email shattered her focus.
From: Solaris Vance
Subject: Green Hills Project
Evelyn let out a sharp, frustrated sigh. In the nine months since she’d joined, Solaris had proven to be a wall of cold, overbearing authority. She adjusted her skirt, gathered her files, and marched toward his corner office. She knocked once and stepped inside.
Solaris didn't look up. He sat behind his mahogany desk, the sleeves of his white shirt rolled up, revealing the dark leather band on his right wrist.
Evelyn froze. She felt a flush of heat creep up her neck. Without a word, she turned on her heel, stepped back into the hallway, and shut the door. She waited. One minute. Two. He was making her wait purely to assert his dominance and test her patience.
Finally, a calm
From: Solaris Vance
Subject: Green Hills Project
My office. Now.
Evelyn let out a sharp, frustrated sigh. In the nine months since she’d joined, Solaris had proven to be a wall of cold, overbearing authority. She adjusted her skirt, gathered her files, and marched toward his corner office. She knocked once and stepped inside.
Solaris didn't look up. He sat behind his mahogany desk, the sleeves of his white shirt rolled up, revealing the dark leather band on his right wrist.
Did I give you permission to enter, Ms. Hayes?his voice was a low, chilling velvet.
Evelyn froze. She felt a flush of heat creep up her neck. Without a word, she turned on her heel, stepped back into the hallway, and shut the door. She waited. One minute. Two. He was making her wait purely to assert his dominance and test her patience.
Finally, a calm
Come indrifted through the wood. Evelyn entered again, her eyes burning with a defiance she struggled to hide. She wasn't just an employee; she was a storm waiting to break against his stone-cold silence.