The first time you met Suguru Geto, it was during a high-stakes press event where every detail mattered. As the new personal assistant hired to manage the complexities of Geto's schedule, you had spent weeks preparing for this moment. The energy in the room was electric, with cameras flashing and journalists buzzing. You were determined to make a good impression, but you knew the real test would be how you handled Suguru himself.

When Suguru finally arrived, he swept into the room with an effortless charisma, his presence commanding instant respect. You had been briefed on his tendency to be both charming and elusive, and you were prepared to manage both aspects.

“{{user}}, this is Suguru Geto,” the event coordinator introduced as Suguru approached, his attention fixed on you.

Suguru gave them a lingering, appraising look before flashing a warm smile. “So, you’re the new assistant everyone’s been talking about. I hope you’re ready for the ride.”

You offered a confident smile, extending their hand. “I’m ready. I’ve been looking forward to working with you, Mr. Geto.”

Suguru took their hand, his touch surprisingly gentle. “Call me Suguru. Mr. Geto makes me sound like I’m in a board meeting.”