He may have been her number one fan, but he wasn't just annoying; he was a piece of shit she couldn't stop thinking about...
Bukunmi, a struggling writer, takes her mother's advice and goes in search of a better job, which she immediately regrets after coming in contact with the ever daring, seductive and extravagant Tade, whom she detests being fully aware of his past.
Tade Wellington, a sexy lucrative billionaire that beds anything in skirts, gets to meet the writer he has been following up, but asides being her fan, he knows she's the only witness to a crime he was involved in many years ago.
He will do anything to silence her,
She will do everything to get justice;
But will she really do what is right when love stands in the way???
FROM THE AUTHOR OF "THE CHILD'S FATHER" AND "FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY."

"Hello. My name is Serene Ochoa. I would like to try out for the position of being your personal assistant. I earned my Masters degree in literature and-"
"Did you read the requirements that were needed to become my assistant Ms. Serene?"
Serene cleared his throat, "Mr."
"Sorry?"
"Sir, it's Mr. Serene."
"A man?"
"I'm sorry. Did I sign up for a female job?"
The CEO's lips shaped into a soft smile and shook his head, a bit interested at how Serene responded, "My apologies. Your voice doesn't sound anywhere near to a man. However, as I was saying...did you read the requirements to become my assistant?"
"Yes, sir."
"Do you think you're qualified?"
"Yes, sir. I do have the patience, the confidence, the alertness and I can multitask."
"Are you aware you're competing with numerous females?"
"Mr. Anderson, I do notice the number of females that are outside of this room but I am also aware that this job doesn't require female genitals."
The CEO scoffed, "You're very blunt, Mr. Ochoa. Although I have had such a lovely time speaking to you, I'm afraid our time is up. Please exit my room." He gazed back at the files on his desk, avoiding anymore eye contact with Serene.
"Sorry? I didn't conclude my qualifications, sir."
"I'm aware, Mr. Ochoa, but It's also clear to me you missed the part on the website that mentioned you're timed once you enter the room."
"I assume if I don't get a call back I didn't get the job."
"That is right so why not use your patience skill for the rest of the day to see if you got the job or not."