Andy Biersack X Reader

Crisis

Prompt: "We can't have a crisis - My schedule is already full."

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You were the CEO of a very powerful company, and you had no time for problems. So, when your secretary told you that one of your former partners was filling a law suit against you for using 'their technology' you were not exactly thrilled.

"The company is in a bit of a crisis, Ms. (Y/L/N). The amount they're asking is very steep, and we don't have a very good argument." Your secretary reported.

"We can't have a crisis – My schedule is already full. I have five meetings to get to, and they're all important. Can we fit anything into my day? I have to have a word with their CEO." You requested, trying your best to sound confident. If you lost that money, you'd end up losing the company.

"You do have space for a lunch meeting. It could only be an hour, but you do have a space. You'd have to hurry though, that hour starts now."

"Don't worry; I won't beat around the bush. Call ABC Inc. and tell them that I will be at their office in ten minutes, and I will be speaking to their CEO." You instructed and got ready to leave."

"Yes, Ms. (Y/L/N). Would you like me to call a car?" Your secretary asked, already pulling out his phone.

"No, I'll drive." You answered as you headed out the door. You were still outraged that this had happened; your companies had always been on good terms and now this. The technology they were claiming to own had been developed by you and you shared it with them to encourage good will. Apparently that didn't work.

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You arrived and blew into their lobby. As you strutted towards the receptionist, you said

"I need to see your CEO right now. My secretary told you I was coming."

"Yes ma'am, he is on the top floor. We pulled him out of a meeting for this, and he isn't happy." The blonde lady told you, but as soon as you heard the floor you headed to the elevator. Jamming your finger on the button signifying the top floor, you started counting the minutes you would have to speak to him. ABC Inc. had recently gotten a new CEO and apparently the company had been named for him by his father, the man you had previously dealt with. The elevator dinged and you stormed out, past his secretary and through the doors of his office.

"I heard you were coming. Apparently you're a big deal." A deep voice sounded from a high-backed chair. It was an uncluttered office, and had beautiful windows, which the chair was currently facing.

"Why are you in such a rush?" The voice asked, and the chair turned. Facing you was possibly the most unusual looking CEO you had ever seen. He had facial piercings and his sleeves were rolled up to show off the tattoos running up his arms. You cared more about the fact that he was the sexiest man you had ever met, though.

"You may not have realized, but believe it or not, I have a company to run. And you have inconvenienced me greatly. The tech is ours, we hold the patent, and I showed your father a similar item, which he then patented." You told the handsome man.

"Alright. I will lift the law suit for now, and I will look further at your product. Oh, forgive me I haven't introduced myself. I'm Andrew Biersack. Please call me Andy." He said, smirking slightly.

"I am (Y/N) (Y/L/N). Please call me Ms. (Y/L/N)." You said, smirking a bit yourself. "Now, if you'll excuse me, I must be going."

"Wait!" He called as you turned to leave. You turned back, with an eyebrow raised. "I think we should discuss this matter in more detail, perhaps over coffee tomorrow?"

"I suppose, my secretary will call to make arrangements." You said over your shoulder as you marched out the door.