MY Masochistic CEO

"The Gold Coast!"

The Gold Coast was the most famous coastline in Sevan City, known for its bioluminescent jellyfish. When the weather was good, many people, even those from other cities, came to camp on the coast to see them.

"Ms. Wilson, are we camping there tonight?"

"Drive, don't ask unnecessary questions."

"Oh." I stopped asking.

Half an hour later, we arrived at the Gold Coast.

The cool sea breeze blew on our faces, indescribably refreshing.

The coastline was brightly lit, filled with customers enjoying seafood.

Back in college, I had dinner here with my first girlfriend, and we had our first sexual experience right here on the Gold Coast.

That night, under the pounding of the waves, we indulged extremely.

I walked with her on the beach and couldn't resist taking off my shoes.

I felt the sand under my feet, which was very comfortable.

Tatiana asked, "Why are you taking off your shoes?"

Without saying a word, I squatted down to take off her shoes.

"What are you doing?" she asked.

"Don't move. It's more comfortable to walk barefoot on the sand!" I quickly took off her shoes. "I'll carry them for you if needed."

"Who said you could take off my shoes?" She looked at me, somewhat embarrassed.

I didn't say anything. I couldn't help but wonder if she might take this as a date.

Thinking back to what happened during the day, I wasn't nervous. Instead, I picked up her shoes and mine and continued to walk forward.

"William, you're quite bold," Tatiana warned.

"Ms. Wilson, we're here to relax. There is no need to be so formal."

I smiled. "Besides, it's after work hours now. Technically, you're not my boss. I won't treat you as one! Just consider me half a friend."

"Who said we're here to relax?" Tatiana asked.

"I did." I rolled up my pants and let the seawater wash over me, feeling incredibly comfortable. "If I remember correctly, a bit further ahead should be where the bioluminescent jellyfish gather. I wonder if we'll be lucky enough to see them tonight!"

Tatiana didn't say anything, silently walking over. The moonlight was bright, shining on the sea, clearly showing her expression.

She seemed to be enjoying herself.

Indeed, women were creatures that liked to deny what they actually wanted.

"Ms. Wilson, have you seen bioluminescent jellyfish before?"

"No." Tatiana answered.

"That's a shame. I hope we can see them tonight."

"Have you seen them?" she asked.

"I have, more than once."

"With whom?"

"My ex-girlfriend, many years ago."

I smiled. "I worked part-time here during my college days, so I'm quite familiar with this place. It just wasn't fully developed back then."

"Have you had many relationships?"

"Just one. Do you think that's a lot?" I stopped and looked at her. "Ms. Wilson, have you never been in love?"

Tatiana didn't speak. After a while, she said, "I have never been in love."

Damn!

Then what about Steven?

"I don't believe it. You're so beautiful. How could you have never been in love?"

"Believe it or not, it's up to you. I haven't." Tatiana said coldly.

She was the boss. If she said she hadn't, then I had to believe.

"I believe you, of course." I said. "Many people may pursue you, but they're probably only attracted to your looks. I doubt anyone wants to get to know your inner world."

Tatiana didn't say anything. I continued, "It's a pity. I'm not your friend yet, so even if I wanted to understand, I wouldn't know where to start."

"You?" Tatiana was confused.

"Of course."

She chuckled, "Do you know what you're saying?"

"I've never been clearer." I laughed. "Why am I your driver? Just because you're the vice president? After all, I'm not lacking in basic salary now, and I've been dragged into your power struggles. Who knows when I might get axed."

"If you don't want to, I won't force you," Tatiana snorted.

"Wow, you're too heartless." I sneered.

"William, do you have a death wish?" Tatiana said angrily. "If you dare to talk nonsense again, I'll fire you."

"Ms. Wilson, you'd regret it. After all, drivers are easy to find, but for someone like me who genuinely cares about you, you probably won't find another one." I smirked, bent down, and splashed seawater on her. "And now you're not my boss, so I'm not afraid of you!"

"William!" she exclaimed, and I ran off.

"Stop right there!" Tatiana, both angry and annoyed, chased after me.

Unfortunately, she was no match for me. I ran for a while and rested for a while. Water was splashed on her as soon as she got close. Before long, her skirt was soaked.

Running all the way, we quickly arrived at a spacious beach crowded with people!

"William, I've got you!" Tatiana ran over, and I grabbed her hand. "Look over there!"

Tatiana was stunned, looked over, and then exclaimed. "Bioluminescent jellyfish!"

"We're so lucky. I didn't expect to see bioluminescent jellyfish for real." I was excited. "And this group of jellyfish is quite large, even bigger than the ones I've seen before!"

Tatiana was also surprised. "So beautiful, is this the bioluminescent jellyfish?"

"Close your eyes and make a wish. It's said that wishing on bioluminescent jellyfish is very effective." I suggested.

"Really?" She looked at me with disbelief.

Of course not. It was just a group of glowing jellyfish.

"Absolutely!" I said seriously.

Tatiana thought for a moment, but she closed her eyes. I couldn't help but say, "I wish to be Ms. Wilson's friend, to understand her one day and to protect her!"

As the words fell, Tatiana opened her eyes, somewhat embarrassed. "William, what are you saying?"

"Oops, I forgot, wishes should be silently made in my heart!" I answered.

"If you keep talking nonsense, I'll really fire you." Tatiana warned again.

I held her hand tightly. "This is my sincere confession!"

"Let go of me quickly." Tatiana struggled but couldn't break free, and then she slapped me.