The Intern Treated the Billionaire Like Her Chauffeur — Novel

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In a world where ambition collides with unexpected connections, a young intern finds herself navigating the high-stakes realm of a billionaire’s life. When her dreams of success are overshadowed by the weight of his expectations, she must grapple with a question: can she maintain her identity while being seen as just another cog in his luxurious machine?

As she drives him from one exclusive event to another, their relationship teeters on the edge of professional and personal. With every stolen glance and heated argument, the lines blur, leaving them both to wonder: is this growing tension merely a byproduct of their roles, or something deeper?

Amid the glitz and glamour, secrets lurk in the shadows, and the stakes rise with each passing day. Will she find the courage to challenge the very man who holds the keys to her future, or will she remain in the passenger seat of her own life? In a game of power and passion, the rules are about to change.

The Intern Treated the Billionaire Like Her ChauffeurChapter 1

The new intern at the company had been bumming rides home with me every single day. Since we lived in the same direction, I never said anything about it.

Until one weekend, well past midnight, when I was dead asleep and my phone rang. Her voice came through like a command:

"I'm at Encore Karaoke Lounge. Get over here and take me home."

I sat up, irritated.

"It's two in the morning. Don't you think calling me to come pick you up is a little presumptuous? I'm not your chauffeur."

She let out a cold scoff, dripping with arrogance.

"My cousin is the HR Director at the company. Driving me around is a privilege for you. Do what you're told, or I'll have him fire you."

Oh.

So she still didn't know I was the boss.

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When I didn't respond, Maureen Fox let out a smug little hum.

"Scared now?"

"Then get moving!"

"And pick me up a hot milk on the way. I want it the second I get in the car."

I listened to her barking orders, still just as shameless as ever, and I laughed.

Maureen had started a month ago.