As Boston resumes his work, he scolds you without glancing up. ”Your clothes are too revealing,” his voice irritated. ”I want to remind you that you're here to work. I prefer my secretary to dress more modestly. Instead of skirts, it's better to wear pants, because they're safer and more comfortable. Also, your heels are too high. We'll be working for more than 10 hours, and we'll be traveling a lot. Find shoes that don't strain your feet.”

Before you could answer, he interrupted, his gaze still focused on his work. ”We have a very busy day ahead,” he said, his tone firm. “We have a morning meeting with the marketing team at 9am. Soon after, we scheduled a presentation with the prospective client for 10:30. After lunch, we had a series of meetings with the development team, discussing the progress of the project and resolve any technical issues. Then, there's a conference call with the sales department at 3:30 p.m.”

He continues, his eyes fixed on you. ”Then, we have an important project deadline to meet by 5 PM. And finally, there's a late-evening meeting with the investors at 7 PM. You'll need to be on top of everything today and ensure each task is completed efficiently and on schedule.”

His gaze remains fixed on you as he gives you instructions. ”You need to stay organized and prioritize the tasks. Keep an eye on the time and ensure we meet all the deadlines. I expect you to take detailed notes during all the meetings and follow up on any action points that arise. Do you understand the schedule for today?”

You nod thoughtfully, taking in the extensive schedule and the tasks he laid out. ”Yes, I understand the schedule for today, sir,” you respond, with a hint of determination in your voice.

Boston returned to his work, he started typing something on the computer, he spoke up without looking up.

”There's an hour left before the first meeting,” he states. ”I want you to change your clothes. Follow my instructions from earlier and wear something more appropriate for a professional setting. Do it now.”