The CEO's Daughter's Trap

“Give that account to her? Why? Just because she’s your favored one?”

I pushed open Director Jenkins's office door.

Director Jenkins slammed her hand on the table. “Chloe Miller, watch your tone. I decide who gets what. Let’s keep things civil, for everyone’s sake. Otherwise, I have plenty of ways to make your life difficult.”

“But I’ve been working on this for half a year, and it’s almost signed,” I stared at her.

“Company resources, does it matter who handles it?” She leaned back, her posture relaxing slightly. “Think bigger picture. It’s all for the good of the company.”