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Workplace Behavior
“What kind of weird-ass name is Arden?” A guy sitting across from me had asked the question.
Pulling my attention from my laptop, I glared at him. He wore a slight smirk holding my gaze with startling blue-gray eyes. I frowned.
“It’s a family name given to me by my mother. Probably something difficult for a person with a name–” I glanced at the tent card in front of him. “as basic as Shawn to understand.”
A few people around the table muffled their laughter. I returned my attention back to my screen, though I could still feel him watching me.
The corporate trainer entered the room and called the class to order. Everyone turned towards her. Everyone except Shawn, whose smirk remained on his stupid face. I ignored him and faced the front.
That was the first time I met Shawn Arthur.
Fast forward a little over two years later, I’d long since completed training and the probationary period at Millburn Investments, and worked
as one of the top assistant wealth managers in my department. And Shawn Arthur still annoyed the hell out of me. He was arrogant, aggressive, and inconsiderate. Three things I–being a woman–could never be if I wanted to succeed. I had to be humble, kind, and selfless. It pissed me off because not only did he get away with his behavior, but he’d been promoted to a relationship manager for some of our top clients.
Most people, especially some of the women at the firm, found him charming and personable. They were obviously horrible judges of character. He probably had them mesmerized by his good looks. Yeah, on top of everything else, he had the nerve to be handsome. Tall, beautiful caramel toned skin, those piercing eyes, chiseled cheekbones, and a smile a dentist had either perfected or would be insanely jealous of. He had really lucked out in the gene pool. And I hated him for it.
Meanwhile, I had to work twice as hard being the only Black woman in my department. I’ve always had to work harder, be smarter, and not get nearly half of what I deserved. This was the first job where I had finally been able to gain the respect of my colleagues and be taken seriously.
“Hey, A.K., you’re awfully deep in thought.” Came a deep baritone voice that under any other circumstances might sound seductive and sensual, but to me it sounded like nails on a chalkboard. I’d conjured the devil.
“Shawn, how many times do I have to tell you not to call me that?” I exhaled harshly. He'd started using my initials, A.K. (Arden Kennedy) to refer to me around the office. So unprofessional and ghetto sounding!
“My apologies, Arden,” he grinned.
“What are you doing in my department?” I asked, looking away from him and back to my computer screen. His gaze unnerved me. It made my stomach flutter, which was ridiculous since I couldn’t stand him.
“Your department, huh?” He raised an eyebrow.
I rolled my eyes. “You know what I mean.”
“I’m here for a meeting. Big announcement,” he replied, walking away from my desk.
All original stories written by the author without the assistance or use of artificial intelligence (AI).
More reasons to subscribe to serialized fiction stories:
Heightened Anticipation
Much like following a TV series, reading installments weekly builds suspense and gives readers time to process, theorize, and grow attached to characters.
Slower Pace
Serialization slows down the rapid pace of modern content consumption, offering a refreshing alternative to experience storytelling.
Influence & Interaction
Readers frequently have the opportunity to interact directly with the author, providing feedback that can sometimes influence future plot developments.