Novels by Ree Ali

A Fall from Grace Did Reese just hear the CEO correctly? Did she just call the good-for-nothing boy the chairman?“What?! Of course he can't be, ma'am. He's been causing trouble since he arrived." "Are you dead, Mr Reese? Didn't you hear what I said?!” Victoria hated to repeat herself. Reese was going to get her in trouble if he kept disrespecting the new chairman and she didn't want that. “What nonsense are you saying? You should be talking on your bloody knees to welcome him." And that's when it finally dawned on Reese that Victoria Langford had just called Ashton the chairman. The new chairman. The new chairman whose presence required this grand party to be thrown in his honor. Reese couldn't believe his eyes. How could the same man he'd rejected and abused become the new chairman? Was this some cruel joke?! Reese's confidence shattered instantly. His expression was filled with anger and then confusion, and then horror. He turned to Victoria, his mouth opening and clos

A Man Honored While everyone was still stunned, the CEO respectfully ushered Ashton into her office. “Sir, please can we talk in my office?" Ashton nodded and followed the beautiful lady out of the lobby. He could still hear the whispers among the employees who were still marveling at what was going on. The guard still looked awe struck and the others began to congratulate him. Just as the door opened, the secretary bowed to Ashton, “Welcome, sir," she greeted with a smile. The CEO smiled and then looked at Ashton, “You can call me Victoria Langford, you're welcome to Titanium Company." Ashton stepped inside with an air of confidence, his posture was straight. The sleek, minimalist design of the office was calming. Victoria Langford, the CEO, stood near her desk and then offered him a seat. “I apologize for the lack of a proper welcome,” Victoria said as she stepped forward, her voice a little more breathless than usual. “I wasn’t informed of your arrival time.” Ashton’s l

The True Power RevealedFor the next few seconds, the lobby was very quiet. There was pin drop silence as everyone stared at the CEO like she was some mini goddess and in a way, she was. “Oh, my goodness! It's really her," someone whispered with a gasp. The lobby of Titanium Corporation was filled with murmur and whispers of confusion. Everyone stared in shock and confusion and the others just couldn't believe that she was here. This woman was dressed in a very sleek suit. Her trousers were a crisp white and so was her jacket. Her hair was tied up into a stylish chignon and even the smell of her perfume was enough to announce her presence. She exudes power and authority and all the girls stared at her with open admiration while the men looked downright smitten. How could one woman look so effortlessly powerful and still drop dead gorgeous! And this entrance was white odd. The CEO never arrived without a clear announcement that she was showing up. For the first time, she just c

Misrepresented and Shamed“I'm sure something so expensive and luxurious can't be owned by this thing! He's a loser!" Reese snapped. Ashton remained standing in the doorway, his expression cold as he looked at Mr. Reese. The man was fuming, his face red with frustration as he waved at the security guards. “I don't know when you started letting riff raffs into this place!" The security scratched his head. He looked very polite and didn't want to mistreat Ashton, in fact, he pitied him. “Sir, maybe we should try to let him explain how he got here,” the man suggested calmly. “I said, get him out of here! Right now!” Reese barked, his voice echoing across the lobby. The security guards hesitated, shifting uneasily as they exchanged glances. They had been informed that today was a crucial day, the arrival of the new chairman, and the last thing they wanted was trouble. Yet, something about Ashton’s presence made them think twice. Ashton wasn't dressed fancy but he looked like he

A Revelation The party was finally over and Ashton was on his way home. The drink had been delivered and most of the students at the graduation party were all drunk. But Ashton didn't didn't touch the drink and he kept himself sober. Finally, he arrived home after saying goodbye to Liam who was still stunned at his display of wealth. “I don't know how you did it, man," Liam smirked, "But you sure shut up that bitch and I'm sure she won't be so eager to throw her new toy in your face.” Ashton smiled. Zoe had just gotten the disgrace she deserved and it turned out that Clifford wasn't as extravagant as she'd wanted them all to think. "Yeah, man. I'm glad we all had a good time,” he replied and Liam got into the cab and left. Ashton was back at the luxury mansion where he'd met his father. It was beautiful and he still marveled at it. As he stepped through the front door, he couldn't help but think what else his father would ask of him. It had been one hell of night trying to s

A Lottery Ashton watched as Zoe began to taunt him, saying that there is no way he can pay for even a bottle of such drink. “Last I checked, your drinks are worth 10,000 dollars per bottle. How on earth do you expect this loser to pay for even one of such bottles, talk more of ten." Zoe laughed and threw her head back. Clifford stuck his tongue out at Ashton, "You shouldn't have showed up here, man, you shouldn't have even tried to lie to us.” "Yeah! What told you to lie to us, Ashton. Do we look like fools?” Another student asked. But Liam glared at all of them. "We haven't heard from the waitress yet, why don't you all allow her to speak?" Bella was still before the crowd, nervously clutching the golden card in her hands. Then, she spoke, her voice trembling but audible enough to be heard through the noise. “I’m sorry for the delay,” she began, glancing at the crowd before focusing on Ashton. “It’s not that the card bounced or anything like that.” “Let me guess, he stole th