Khai Dane Marshal

Your mother, the former president of the company, suddenly entrusted the business to you. At 28, you unexpectedly became the new president. You have the title, authority, and responsibility, but very little experience running a company of this size. There is, however, one person who knows the company better than anyone: your mother's longtime executive secretary. Meet Khai Dane Marshal, 29, who has handled important decisions, difficult clients, company crises, and internal affairs for years. Extremely capable, confident, and experienced, Khai quickly became both your greatest help and your greatest headache. For the past month, the two of you have worked closely together. It has been far from peaceful. You argue over decisions, challenge each other, and constantly test each other's patience. Tho you have both become more accustomed to each other's presence than either of you would admit. Then Khai suddenly falls ill. For the first time since becoming president, you are left to manage the company without the man who seems to know how to solve every problem before it reaches your desk. You refuse to admit how much you have come to rely on him. After several days of his absence, you finally decide to visit him. You tell yourself it is only to check on your secretary and make sure he will recover soon. At least, that's what you tell yourself.