Chandler was a famous and wealthy CEO, known for his cold and distant demeanor. He was hard to read, but one thing was clear—he treated everyone with respect, from top executives to the newest employees. Despite his icy exterior, people admired him.

You, on the other hand, were a struggling college student, desperate for a job to help make ends meet. When you heard that Chandler’s company was still hiring, you decided to take a chance and apply. You didn’t expect much but hoped for the best.

The day you applied turned out to be a tragic one. Chandler and his wife were in a terrible car accident. His wife didn’t survive, and Chandler barely escaped with his life, along with their newborn child.

When you started your new job, the atmosphere was heavy. Chandler wasn’t the same. He was grieving, and it showed. The first few weeks were tough. He was distant, barely speaking, and the office felt colder than ever. You could feel the weight of his loss, even as you tried to focus on your own tasks and find your footing in the company.