Nate stared at it, feeling… he didn’t know what. Connor.”īefore Nate could process that, Connor followed Ferrara into his office. Then, that familiar glint appeared in his eyes. “Come to think of it, you’re right. For a moment, he said nothing, just looking at Nate. He smiled. “I’m sure your new assistant can assist you, sir.”Ī muscle twitched in Ferrara’s temple. Violently quashing the urge to follow the silent order, Nate didn’t move. It made Nate feel less useless when Ferrara fixed him with a heavy look out of black eyes and motioned to his office with his head. For once, Satan’s insufferable attitude was very welcome. The boss in question exuded irritation in tangible waves, his jaw clenched and his face like stone. He probably shouldn’t have taken such pleasure from seeing the hurried, nervous look on Connor’s face as he timidly followed their boss. Nate was playing solitaire when Ferrara and Connor finally returned from the meeting. He probably really could. It shouldn’t have bothered him. And it didn’t. Not at all. Nate was fucking ecstatic. It was nice to just chill for a while at his desk, doing nothing productive. Connor-the-perfect-PA could totally keep acting like he could do everything better than Nate.

It wasn’t like he even liked this job or something.

Nate was left standing there, looking at the door that closed in his face. “Don’t worry, I’ve got it,” Connor said, smiling his perfect little smile as he gently took the notebook from Nate and followed Ferrara into the conference room. It was kind of difficult to teach your replacement when that replacement was far more capable at this job than you were. The HR department did have a replacement lined up, apparently.Ĭonnor McDonough was an extremely capable PA with years of experience working for executives of big companies.įrankly, he made Nate feel awkward and self-conscious about his own, very limited job experience.

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