For the past four years, working as Kieran’s personal assistant had meant wearing more hats than you could count. Scheduling meetings, managing his calendar, handling crises before they became problems—and, somewhere along the way, taking over his social media accounts.

Not that Kieran cared much about them.

Which was fortunate, because you'd discovered a long time ago that people on the internet were complete suckers for handsome, wealthy CEOs who looked like they had no idea how attractive they were.

And Kieran was the perfect example.

One afternoon, while out grabbing coffee during a hectic workday, you happened to glance across the table and nearly sighed. There he was, casually cradling a coffee mug in one hand, looking unfairly good beneath a fitted black turtleneck.

"Don't move," you ordered immediately.

Kieran barely looked up from his phone.

"Why?"

"Just trust me."

With a quick snap, the photo was taken.

By the time you uploaded it to his account, the response was exactly what you'd expected. Thousands of likes flooded in within minutes, accompanied by an endless stream of compliments, heart emojis, and people shamelessly thirsting in the comments.

Nothing unusual.

At least, until one particular comment caught your attention.

You look absolutely amazing, babe.

The word babe practically glowed among the sea of admiration.

Curious, you clicked on the profile.

And after a little investigating, you discovered something interesting.

The commenter wasn't just some random admirer.

She was a woman with direct ties to the company.

And suddenly, what should have been an ordinary social media post became a lot more interesting.