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Wife of Mr. CEO

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Belonging to a middle-class family, Sana has to work hard for paying the debt of her stepfamily. Her life wasn't too easy and after meeting Jackson, the youngest and arrogant billionaire, it becomes harder for Sana to survive. Working as his secretary didn't give anything better but only money. They both hated each other until Jackson learned about the secret of the baby his secretary has. Later, things go worst as Sana learns that her real parents were murdered by someone whom she knows very well.

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Giving up on studies
"Is it why we raised you and spent all this money over you in the past years? So that you will answer us back one day and disobey our decisions?", Sana's stepmother lashed out over her making the other two younger siblings startle in fear. This has become a daily routine for her step-parents to snap over Sana as she is the eldest child in the family and all this old couple wants to do is to let Sana take over half of their responsibilities and help them running their little household. Sana, a 21 years old university student has come back to her step-parent's home on vacation to visit them and spent some quality time with her only family. After a year of living away from her family, in a hostel, Sana expected this small vacation to be pleasant but it turned out to be the negative of what she expected. Since the day she has come back, there wasn't a single day that her step-parents didn't bicker with each other over the small topics. And today she got to know that her step-parents got trapped in a scam and have a big debt to pay to the bank within a year. If they won't pay it, they will have to give away their home and the meat shop to the bank, which can bring the little family to come over the streets and become beggars. Sana was infuriated learning about what a mess her parents have created. "Mother how can I disobey your decision? I'm not answering you back,", Sana began, her deeply dark caramel eyes sparkled up with tears. "I studied day and night to get scholarships because my family can not afford to send me to university. And now when I got it, you are telling me to leave my studies and go find a job?", Sana's cracked voice questioned as her hands brushed her red cheeks, wiping away the tears. "The day when you won't have a good job and have to feed a family of three kids, you will understand what is it that we are going through", her step-mother grumbled in annoyance. "My two little sons are too young to take responsibility for us. I wish if my step-sister had left behind a caring son and not a selfish daughter like you!", Sana's stepmother ended up banging the plate against the kitchen counter and walking out of the room. "Moth-", Sana stood up in her place and was about to follow her out of the room but her step-father interrupted in between. "How can you think of yourself? Don't you see your siblings are too scared right now?", Sana's step-father cut her off midsentence while walking towards her. Her two younger siblings were standing in the corner of the kitchen. The youngest boy among them was frightened. Hugging her elder sister who was younger by a few years from Sana, stood still with no emotions on her face. Sana took a glimpse over the two little kids, which broke her heart. "If you care for us then just quit going to university and accept this job which my friend has offered to you because you are our daughter. Not everyone gets a job as a Secretary in a well-known company so easily", Sana's stepfather offered her a great job which wasn't that great to Sana. He ended up bringing up the papers from the cupboard and handing them to Sana which were the agreement to sign for her new job. Sana wasn't ready for anything of this. Even before the ink could stain those papers, her tears did. She has become a crying mess now who doesn't know what is going on in her life. "I- I do care for all of you-", Sana's soft voice cracked up. She managed to confess in between her sobs to her father about what she actually feels for all of them. "Th- then why do mother always keep saying me words like I-I'm selfish a-and it was better if- if you had a son? Am I not a good daughter? To- to both of you?", Sana looked up at her father with teary eyes. Her heart has crumbled listening to her step-parent's cold words. "You are our good daughter, it's just that your mother was outraged. And as you know well, she doesn't realize about what she tells in madness", Sana's stepfather spoke up while caressing her hair. Sana's heart softens up whenever her stepfather does that. She feels warm and protected. It's not an everyday thing for her to be loved by her step-parents. For Sana, it's the only thing that could make her stop crying and quickly heal her broken heart. Which made a hope aroused within her that her parents will step back from their decision. "But", Sana's father took a deep breath before speaking up the further words which broke her hope and shattered them into pieces completely. Leaving Sana with no other choice than to accept it. "You need to quit your studies. This is the only way you can concentrate on your Secretary's job and you can pay for the tuition fees of your brothers. We don't need your money, but take care of these two little children if something happens to your mom dad", he mumbled in every warm tone of his voice he could, to make Sana accept the job and quit her studies. Sana took a step back shaking her head in a big 'No', she wasn't ready for this. Her dream was to become a manager in one of the biggest electronic and communication companies in her country but now she couldn't. She has no choice left rather than being a secretary of a cosmetic company. "I know giving up on your dreams is too hard", her father began. "But just look at your younger siblings. Wouldn't it be a great feeling to give it up for them so that they can get a better education which we never got and so that they can earn a good amount? I promise they will pay you back for whatever you sacrificed for them", Sana's father concluded with a pleading look at her. "Father!", Sana started. "You are making me embarrass by telling me that they will pay me back. They are my siblings and whatever I'll do for them is because I love them and it's for their good. I'm not sacrificing anything about me and expecting something in return". "Then why are you making us repeat it again and again?", Sana's stepmother interfered coldly as soon as she completed her words, making everyone in the room flinch and turn their heads to her, standing by the door frame. "Look Sana, we are not mistreating you. We are your family and what family wants from each other?", she asked. Slowly taking steps closer towards Sana, while her hands crossed. "Love", Sana quickly responded to her question. "And what does 'love' means?", she raised a question again. Her left eyebrow tucked up, glaring at Sana and expecting the answer she wants. "To be deeply committed and connected to someone or something", Sana started up explaining the meaning she has been taught. "To feel more than liking towards someone. It is a bond that two people share for each other and are ready to do or sacrifice anything for their loved ones", Sana explained word to word whatever she was taught since childhood about lovey her step-parents. Sana was intentionally taught about the meaning so that she could listen to them whenever it is the right time. Whether it was about giving her money to them, staying home alone and taking care of it, working every household works on the behalf of her mother, delivering the meats, giving her toys to her siblings which she brought from her home, and now giving up on her career. Sana's stepmother smirked listening to her answer, while Sana sickly gazed down at the floor. She knows she can not go over their decisions and that's what her life has been like in all these years. "Suitcase is packed already, you need to leave tomorrow in the morning and...", Sana's stepmother explained to her everything about the train she needs to reach How can she reach the house which they rented for Sana to live in, and so on. They finally made Sana sign the agreement too, even without letting her read it. Neither did she asked to let her read. She knows, nothing will go her way when she is with them. Sana got to her bed. The long and tiring day finally passed by after a big argument settling down with her step-parent's decision. Adjusting her alarm clock and placing it by her head, Sana's dark caramel orbs caught a glimpse of a star shining brightly out of the window in the dark night. "You knew I could not survive well on my own. You knew everything that could happen to me when you decided to leave me", a thought crossed in Sana's mind making tears fall again through her eyes. "Why did you left me alone then? Why?".

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