Trapped with the CEO

"What do you mean?" Janet said.

\'How could my father and mother have allowed him free entry into our house? And I\'m also alone at home most of the time. Aren\'t my parents concerned about what this beast of a man could do to me?\' Janet thought.

Daniel held on to her cheek and then lowered his head to kiss her lips, but the woman turned her head sideways and his kiss fell on her other cheek.

"We haven\'t seen each other for a couple of days. Have you missed me?" The man\'s eyes kept staring at the woman, making her flush red and her heart beat faster and faster by his intense gaze.

\'Damn, this man is luring me again!\' Janet thought.

"No! It\'s been going so well with my boyfriend lately!" Janet uttered the words to remind Daniel of his girlfriend and to mind his manners.

A cold aura began to emanate from Daniel, "If you dare to mention about your boyfriend in front of me, I won\'t mind telling him of our last encounter together..." His lips were instantly covered by a small hand.

"Daniel, you shameless wicked man!" She turned red as she uttered these words out of her mouth.

Daniel grinned a sly smile, but in the same time so warm and attractive that Janet felt her brain nearly blow up.

But the words coming out from his mouth were contradicting to his smile, "I can do something even more mischievous to you. Do you want to find out?"

Janet then violently dragged him by his sleeve and dragged him towards the door, "You! Get out! Now!"

"OK!" This time the man simply agreed with her.

Janet was confused and gave him a brief, pondering glance, \'Why is he acting so unusual this time? This must be a trap!\' Janet thought. And she was right! "If you\'ll kiss me, I\'ll leave you right now!" the man demanded.

...

Janet really wanted to kill him. She couldn\'t understand how this man could be so shameless.

"Daniel..."

"One more word, one more kiss. And if you won\'t kiss me, I won\'t leave!" Daniel said. He then started to climb up the stairs.

Janet became anxious when she saw this and hastily ran up in front of him and, standing on her tiptoes, she gave him a kiss.

When she was just about to step back, the man then put his big palm around her head and pushed the woman into his arms, deepening the kiss.

A moment later, the

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Daniel felt a little more relaxed as he had got the consent from Samuel, and decided to just let Jane act wild for a little more time before he would get to her sooner or later.

On the afternoon of the following day

Spark met Janet and presented her with a contract.

Janet was reading the contract\'s content and felt quite suspicious about it.

The content was simple, and only wrote that there was a one-billion partnership project. Except for the labor force costs, all the profits would go to Janet.

And the contract would come into effects from the moment it was signed. There wasn\'t even the shop\'s address written on it.

Looking at Janet\'s suspicious eyes, Spark tried hard not to laugh and repeated Daniel\'s words to her, "You don\'t need to worry that our CEO is cheating on you. You are different from our other business partners; he\'s just simplified the content and made it easier for you to understand it. Anyway, almost all of the profits belong to you, Miss Shao."

"Simplified?" asked Janet.

"Yes, he is worrying that you may not understand it if the contract is too formal or complicated. Miss Shao, you know, Mr. Si, the chairman, and Mrs. Si, they are backing you up to. Think about it, how would our CEO ever dare to cheat you?" Spark added. \'Mr. Si, my CEO! I am so responsible and loyal to you! I\'ve even helped you to cheat this little girl fall into it!\' Spark thought.

His words were reasonable, but she still felt that the contract was quite strange, but she couldn\'t tell what was strange about it. Because all of her cake shop\'s papers were only some simple certificates, she actually had no experience in signing a contract, or reading it.