Devilish secretary - Chapter 104

Chapter 104: Chapter 104 Exhausting Chapter 104: Chapter 104 Exhausting Lilith stood up from her chair, her movements graceful but deliberate.

Sebastian immediately noticed, his sharp eyes following her as she smoothed her skirt and reached for her bag.

He raised a brow, leaning back slightly in his chair.

“Miss Lilith,” he said coolly, “where are you going?” “Sir, I’m heading to the canteen,” she replied casually, turning toward the door.

Sebastian’s brows furrowed slightly, his expression unreadable but clearly displeased.

“The canteen?” he repeated, his tone carrying a hint of disapproval.

“Yes, sir,” Lilith said with a polite smile.

“I need to grab some lunch.” His brows furrowed as he stood up, adjusting his suit jacket.

He walked toward Lilith, his movements slow and purposeful.

“No need to go to the canteen,” he said firmly, his deep voice filed with authority.

“You can have lunch with me.” Lilith looked at him, her piercing blue eyes glinting with amusement.

“I know, Human Doll,” she said with a playful smirk.

As he came closer, she surprised him by stepping forward and wrapping her arms loosely around his neck.

Sebastian froze for a moment, his dark eyes widening slightly as he felt the warmth of her body so close to his.

His hands instinctively found her waist, holding her steady.

Lilith leaned closer, her lips just a breath away from his ear.

The heat between them was almost tangible.

“But…” she murmured, her voice soft and teasing.

“My friends is waiting for me.” Before he could respond, she leaned down slightly and pressed a soft kiss to his throat, the unexpected sensation making him gulp.

Sebastian’s grip on her waist tightened momentarily, his heart pounding in his chest as her boldness left him momentarily speechless.

Lilith pulled back, her smirk widening as she saw the faint flush creeping up his neck.

Without giving him a chance to regain his composure, she released him and stepped back, adjusting her bag casually.

“Enjoy your lunch, Human Doll,” she said smoothly before turning and walking out of the office, leaving him standing there, his body still warm from her touch.

Sebastian exhaled sharply, running a hand through his hair as he tried to steady his racing heart.

“Damn it, Lili…” he muttered under his breath, a faint smirk tugging at his lips despite himself.

*** Sebastian settled back into his work after Lilith left, immersing himself in reviewing documents and signing contracts.

His lunch, prepared by his private chef, had already been delivered-a spread of healthy and elegantly plated dishes that awaited him on his coffee table.

As he finished flipping through the last page of the document, he leaned back in his chair and closed the file with a satisfied sigh.

He was finally ready to have his lunch- Knock, knock.

He frowned slightly but called out, “Come in,” assuming it was Lilith.

But the moment the door opened, his hope shattered.

“Sebbbvyyyyyyy!” Sienna’s grating voice filled the room as she barged in, her tone high-pitched and overly familiar.

Sebastian’s grip on his armrest tightened, and he felt an immediate rise in his blood pressure.

Why won’t she just disappear already?

The sight of her only fueled his irritation further.

He knew she was the one feeding information to Grandma Bria about Rose, stirring up unnecessary trouble.

Both of them were equally insufferable.

“Sebbbvyyyyyyy!” she called out again, dragging the syllables of his name like nails on a chalkboard.

Something inside him snapped.

Sebastian’s dark eyes turned icy, and the atmosphere in the office shifted instantly.

Sienna, who had been halfway across the office, froze in her tracks.

His gaze pinned her in place, his expression sharp and terrifying, his presence radiating a dangerous aura.

Fear flickered across Sienna’s face.

“Sebby…” she stammered, her usual confidence faltering as she took a step back.

Sebastian stood slowly, the scraping sound of his chair echoing ominously in the tense silence.

“Miss Sienna,” he said, his voice low and controlled, but the undercurrent of anger was unmistakable.

She swallowed hard, her bravado completely evaporating under his murderous glare.

“Do you have a reason for interrupting my work…” he continued, taking a step toward her, his tone sharp enough to cut through steel, “or do you just enjoy testing my patience?” Sienna’s throat tightened as Sebastian’s piercing gaze bore into her.

“Sebbbvyyyyyyy…” she stammered, her voice trembling slightly.

“I just came here to… to say sorry on Grandma’s behalf.

She shouldn’t have done that to Rose…” Sebastian’s eyes narrowed even further, his jaw tightening as he took another step toward her.

“Sorry?” he repeated, his tone cold and unforgiving.

“Do you think a simple ‘sorry’ can erase the harm she caused?” Sienna flinched, her composure crumbling.

“I-I… I know it was wrong, but she just wanted to teach Rose a lesson-” Sebastian’s hand slammed down on his desk, cutting her off mid-sentence.

“Enough.” His voice was sharp, each word filed with barely contained anger.

Sienna visibly jumped, her eyes wide with fear as she took another step back.

Sebastian straightened, his presence dangerous and suffocating.

“You think coming here, interrupting my work, and spouting meaningless excuses will change anything?” he continued, his voice low and dangerous.

“Your apologies mean nothing to me, and neither do hers.” Sienna swallowed hard, her mind racing for a way to salvage the situation.

“B-but Sebby… I-” “Don’t call me that,” he snapped, his tone dropping even further, making the office feel colder.

Sienna froze completely, her lips trembling as she stood there, unsure of what to do.

Sebastian exhaled sharply, pinching the bridge of his nose as he worked to steady his temper.

“If you have nothing else to say, leave.

Now,” he said, his voice regaining a controlled but firm edge.

Sienna hesitated, glancing at him nervously, but one look at his hardened expression made her nod quickly.

“Y-yes, of course… I’ll go,” she muttered, turning on her heel and practically fleeing the room.

As the door clicked shut behind her, Sebastian let out a long breath, running a hand through his hair.

Grandma Bria and Sienna… both of them are exhausting, he thought, shaking his head as he sat back down, his appetite for lunch completely gone.