The cold Mr. Ceo

Isa

"You are Fired!"

"You're fired!"

"Fired!!!!"

"Boba, simpleng bagay hindi mo magawa, you're fired!"

"Get out and don't ever come back here!"

He stormed out of the office, hands on his hips.

"Tawagan ang HR at sabihin baguhin ang requirements ng mga nag aapply na sekretarya!" he shouted.

"Aaaayst ang aga aga ang init init ng ulo mo!"

He turned to see who spoke.

"Anong ginagawa mo rito?" he asked, his tone devoid of warmth.

"Boring sa office, puro na lang lapis at papel ang hawak ko. Alam ko kasi kapag nagpunta ako rito, tyak na exciting!"

"F*ck you!" he cursed before returning to his office.

"Harder," Adam quipped.

....Knock....... knock......

"Sir wala na pong applicant, mukhang naiparating ng mga natanggal ang tungkol sa pag fired nyo sa kanila."

"Dublihin ang sahod, tignan lang natin kung wala pang mag aapply. Hanggang salita lang naman ang mga yan, kapag nalaman nila ang kanilang sasahurin ay tyak na susunggaban nila agad yun. Mga babae talaga, pera lang ang gusto!" he said, taking a sip of his wine.

"Ezequiel Alegrio, kailan ka mag aasawa kung galit na galit ka sa mga babae?" Adam asked.

"Kahit huwag na lang. Mabubuhay ako kahit walang babae sa mundo ko," Zeq said.

"Tignan lang natin Mr. Cold Ceo. Baka sa huli eh kainin mo rin yang sinabi mo," Adam teased.

"Kahit anong sabihin mo, hindi magbabago ang isip ko sa mga babae." Zeq declared.

"O baka naman kaya ayaw mo sa mga babae eh lalaki ang gusto mo?" Adam teased further.

"Ito ba yung sinasabi mong exciting? You're totally insane......" Zeq said before approaching Adam. They looked like they were in a wrestling arena. They both ended up on the floor, laughing afterwards.

"Ezequiel Alegrio, ano tong nabalitaan ko sa office, hindi ka ba nagsasawa kaka fired ng sekretarya mo, pang ilan na yung huli. Hundred and forty?" Armando asked sarcastically.

"Dad, they're trash, simpleng bagay hindi magawa ng tama. Ang babagal pa kumilos at napaka iresponsable. Oras ng trabaho nakikipagdaldalan. I am just doing you a favor," Zeq explained.

Armando just sighed...

"Paki ayos ang arrangement ng mga boquet sa bungad... Yung mga ribbons dapat hindi yupi."

"In 10 minutes magsisimula na ang programa."

She nodded and went to the side of the stage to inform the emcee.

This was one of the big events they handled, so they made sure everything went smoothly.

She stood by the side watching everything. She didn't allow anything to go wrong with her team.

"Tata! Finally natapos na rin and we did it without any problem!"

Her colleagues happily approached her.

"Sabi ko naman sa inyo makakaya natin ito ng sama sama. We all did an excellent job!" she exclaimed cheerfully.

"You said it right, ang ganda ng event. Walang flaws at talagang napahangga ang mga bisita ko. Hindi talaga ako nagkamali sa desisyon ko na kayo ang pinili kong event organizer. Wala sa papolaridad ang husay ng negosyo," Armando said.

They were happy to hear that.

"This is our business calling card sir, kung kailangan nyo ulit ng event organizer or mga kaibigan nyo," Tata offered.

Armando gladly accepted it. He looked at it and placed it in his wallet.

Their colleagues looked at each other, joy twinkling in their eyes.

It was almost morning when Tata arrived home. Even though she was tired, she didn't mind because of the success of their efforts in making the program a success.

"Oh, anak andiyan ka na pala. Abbie ipainit mo yung ulam kakain ang kapatid mo!" Dolor shouted.

"Natutulog na nga yung tao eh, bakit ba kasi ngayon lang uuwi yan, bw*sit naman oh!" Abbie grumbled as she stormed down the stairs.

"Hindi na ho nay, busog pa po ako. Pinakain kami sa event. Itutulog ko na lang ho," Tata said.

"Istorbo ng tulog!" Abbie retorted before going back upstairs.

"Huwag mo ng pansinin yang kapatid mo, ganyan lang yan kasi naghiwalay sila ng nobyo niya kanina," Dolor explained.

"Tulog ako pero hindi ang tenga ko, kung pag-uusapan nyo ako siguraduhin nyo naman na hindi ko maririnig!"  Tata retorted, her voice laced with a hint of annoyance.

The two burst out laughing.

"Sige na nay, matutulog na po ako," Tata said, her voice softening.

She slept soundly that night.