The Billionaire’s Curvy Personal Assistant

By ssquaredstories

Nathan Sterling, haunted by memories, sits on the edge of his uncle's dilapidated house, staring out the grimy window. His parents' sudden death shattered his world when he was just eight, leaving him in the care of his embittered uncle Harold and malicious aunt Margaret. Tormented physically and psychologically, Nathan survives by becoming invisible and burying himself in books, dreaming of escaping his oppressors. Determined to succeed, he saves every penny to attend college, vowing to amass power and wealth to ensure he's never vulnerable again. But as he rises in the business world, his traumatic past continues to shape him, turning him into the ruthless CEO known for his unwavering resolve and cold demeanor.

 

Emily Morgan, in stark contrast, grows up in a loving but financially struggling family. Her parents, despite their hardships, nurture her ambition and resilience. Excelling academically, Emily earns a full scholarship to a prestigious university, majoring in Finance. Her journey intersects with Nathan's when she joins Sterling Enterprises, navigating his exacting standards and icy demeanor. Despite initial challenges, Emily's compassion and determination begin to thaw Nathan's hardened exterior. As they navigate professional challenges and personal vulnerabilities, their unexpected bond sparks a journey of healing and transformation, challenging both Nathan's guarded nature and Emily's steadfast optimism.

• Language: English
• Publisher: ssquaredstories
• Release date: Jun 20, 2024
• ISBN: 9798227873484

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Prologue

Nathan Sterling sat on the edge of his small, threadbare bed, staring out the grimy window of his uncle's dilapidated house. The moonlight filtered through the cracked glass, casting eerie shadows across the room. He shivered, not from the cold, but from the memories that haunted him.

Nathan had been only eight years old when his parents died in a tragic car accident. They had been his world—loving, caring, and full of life. Their sudden death had shattered his world, leaving him an orphan in the hands of his uncle and aunt. The transition had been swift and brutal, like the car crash that took his parents from him.

His uncle, Harold, was a bitter man, steeped in resentment and alcohol. His aunt, Margaret, was even worse. She seemed to derive a perverse pleasure from Nathan's suffering. The house, once filled with the warmth of his parents' love, was now a cold, oppressive prison.

Nathan's living conditions were deplorable. His room, a small attic space, was filled with broken furniture and cobwebs. The walls were peeling, the floor creaked with every step, and the single light bulb flickered ominously. He was often forced to sleep without blankets, the chill seeping into his bones.

The daily torment he endured was relentless. His aunt Margaret’s voice echoed in his mind, filled with venom and malice. She called him worthless, a burden, a mistake. Her words cut deeper than any physical blow, but those came too. She would slap him for the smallest infraction, pull his hair, or shove him into walls. Harold, meanwhile, would either join in or sit silently in his chair, eyes glazed over from his