Dear Mr Untouchable CEO, Your Tyrant Daughter Just Called Me Mom

“Don’t flatter yourself thinking you’re a replacement. I don’t want ghosts. I want you. That stubborn look when you think you’re winning, that pretty mouth getting you into trouble. I’ll have all of it. And soon enough, you’ll learn better uses for it than talking back to me.”——————————————————When five-year-old Sophie Valerius throws her third tantrum of the week, her elite private school does what they always do: nothing. After all, who dares discipline the daughter of the city’s most feared CEO? Enter Claire Anderson, the young new teacher who didn’t get the memo about Sophie’s untouchable status. When Sophie pushes a classmate to the ground for touching her pencil case, Claire does the unthinkable: she makes Sophie apologize. What follows is chaos, complaints, and a summon from her father, Sebastian Valerius himself. Known for his cold nature and ruthless way of handling problems, Sebastian has no intention of letting the matter slide. But he isn’t prepared for the woman standing her ground against his daughter’s royal treatment.***”Auntie Claire, my drawing is better than Daddy’s company reports,” Sophie declares a few months later, showing off her crayon masterpiece.” Auntie Claire, Daddy smiles more when you’re here,” Sophie whispers during a weekend picnic.” Auntie Claire, you should marry Daddy so you can tuck me in every night,” Sophie suggests over ice cream.” Auntie Claire, I think Daddy wants to kiss you but he’s scared,” Sophie announces loudly at a company gala, causing Sebastian to nearly choke on his champagne. With his late wife’s family pushing her sister as the perfect replacement, Sebastian finds himself drawn to the one woman who isn’t afraid to stand up to him or his daughter. But Claire has secrets of her own, and Sophie’s sudden attachment might just unravel everything they’ve carefully built. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Dear Mr Untouchable CEO, Your Tyrant Daughter Just Called Me Mom — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠