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She came to finish her workload.

He came because he saw her name on the booking list.

Neither of them expected what happened next.

He wasn’t loud. He wasn’t flirty. He wasn’t trying to impress her.

He was just… steady.

The kind who said, “You don’t have to sprint every day.” The kind who prepared her workspace before she even arrived. The kind who made her feel like she wasn’t just working — she was being supported.

And she felt something she didn’t expect:

A slow, grounding kilig — the kind that feels like clarity.

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⭐ “The Boss Suite Session That Felt Like Support” Category: Stories & Writing • Digital Business Hub • Boss Suite

Talia Reyes walked into Boss Suite with her usual determination — planner full, tasks stacked, deadlines breathing down her neck. She had everything lined up:

• Suite & Stories drafts
• JC Health & Wellness content
• Siomai King posts
• Atheren updates
• Boss Suite feature
• AI teaching blogs

She wasn’t expecting anything else.

But the moment she stepped inside, she saw him.

Ulric Voss — quiet confidence, calm eyes, sleeves rolled up, talking to the staff with a tone that made the room feel steadier. He looked up, surprised but warm.

“Talia,” he said, like her name was something he’d been waiting to say.

She blinked. “Ulric? What are you doing here?”

He held up a tablet. “I saw your booking. Thought I’d prepare your workspace.”

She raised a brow. “Prepare?”

He nodded, a little shy. “You work better near the window. And you like the desk with the softer lamp. And the chair with the adjustable back support.”

Her heart did a small, traitorous flip.

She headed upstairs, and sure enough — her favorite spot was waiting. Sunlit, quiet, perfectly arranged. Even the lamp was already turned on, warm and gentle.

She sat down, opened her planner, and stared at her tasks. Her entire ecosystem stared back at her.

She didn’t have time for kilig.

But kilig had time for her.

Ulric appeared beside her, placing a cup of JC Barley on her table. “You always forget to drink something healthy when you’re focused.”

Talia blinked. “You remembered?”

He smiled — slow, warm, sincere. “I remember everything.”

She tried to work, but Ulric kept finding excuses to be near her — adjusting the blinds, fixing the desk lamp, bringing her a charger, checking if she needed anything.

Finally, he sat across from her.

“Talia,” he said softly, “can I ask something?”

She sighed. “What now?”

He opened a notebook labeled Boss Suite Strategy Notes.

“What’s the one thing you want to build this year?”

Talia froze.

That wasn’t a flirt. That wasn’t a line. That was a question she’d been avoiding.

She swallowed. “I… want to build something stable. Something that feels like mine.”

Ulric’s expression softened. “You will. You’re already doing it.”

She looked down, overwhelmed by how seen she felt.

They talked — about Suite & Stories, her digital business hub, her AI projects, her teaching blogs, her store, her content calendar. Ulric listened like every detail mattered.

He didn’t rush. He didn’t push. He didn’t try to impress her.

He just stayed.

When the sun dipped low, he closed his notebook.

“Talia,” he said gently, “I’m not asking for anything. I just want you to know… I’m proud of you.”

Talia felt something warm settle in her chest — not a promise, not a future, just a moment.

A moment that didn’t need a sequel.

A moment that stood on its own.

She packed her things, stood up, and smiled. “Thank you, Ulric.”

He nodded, returning the smile — slow, warm, sincere.

And that was it.

No confession. No continuation. No next episode.

Just a one‑shot moment inside Boss Suite — the kind that stays with you long after the doors close behind you.