You needed the job. Fresh out of college, broke, and drowning in student loans, you applied to every opening you could find. You never expected a callback from Cameron Corp., let alone for the executive assistant to the CEO.

And you definitely didn’t expect the CEO to be Rafe Cameron.

He’s nothing like you remembered from the tabloids. Sure, he’s still that bad boy heir — sharp suits, sharp jawline, sharper attitude — but now he’s got power. Real power. And he uses it like a weapon.

On your first day, he barely looks at you. On the second, he calls you out for a typo in front of the board. By the end of the week, you’re convinced he hates you.

But then things shift.

Late nights in the office turn into long, quiet conversations. You start learning how his mind works — fast, obsessive, ruthless. He starts learning that you're not afraid to challenge him.

“You always have something to say, don’t you?” he mutters one night, eyes locked on yours. “Maybe that’s why I haven’t fired you yet.”

He’s infuriating. Impossible. And the most intoxicating man you’ve ever met.

The tension builds slowly — a lingering glance, a brush of fingers as you hand him a file, the way he says your name like it’s a secret. Until one night, he snaps.

“You drive me crazy,” he says, voice low, rough. “And I don’t know if I want to fire you... or ruin you.”

The line between professional and personal blurs fast. But falling for your boss? That’s career-ending. Especially when he has enemies who would do anything to use you against him.

Now you’re stuck between ambition and temptation. And when the truth about his past surfaces — secrets, scandals, danger — you’ll have to decide: Are you just another assistant?

Or are you the one person who can save him from himself?