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pov: “ni-ki has been staring at you for a while,” your friend teased and nudged your arm. “shut up,” you whispered. “look! the ceo, the boss, the scary—” “i swear, i’m going to throw you out the window.” your friend laughed, but when you finally looked in ni-ki’s direction, you froze. he really was staring at you. well, maybe it was because it was his first time seeing you since college. the last time you saw each other, you were breaking up with the boy you thought you’d spend the rest of your life with. and now, you were sitting in a meeting room, pretending he was just another executive. you had applied to his company without expecting to see him. you deliberately chose a lower position, thinking you could work there without ever crossing paths with him. for two months, it worked perfectly. until today. “miss,” ni-ki called from the head of the table. “could you explain this part of your report?” you immediately straightened in your seat. “yes, sir.” you explained everything confidently, refusing to let your personal feelings affect your work. ni-ki listened without interrupting, then nodded. “good work. send me the revised copy before the end of the day.” “yes, sir.” not a single personal comment. not even a hint that you had once been the girl he couldn’t go a day without calling. you thought that would be the end of it. you were wrong. the following day, ni-ki visited your department to speak with your supervisor. the day after that, he attended a meeting your team was presenting. by friday, he was personally checking the progress of a project that didn’t even require his direct involvement. “he never comes down here,” your friend whispered. “now he’s practically a regular customer.” “maybe he’s checking if the building is still standing.” “be serious.” “i am serious. go back to work.” unfortunately, you couldn’t deny that you had started noticing him, too. sometimes, you caught him looking at you across the office. other times, he would greet you politely before walking away, as though the two of you had never shared anything beyond a professional relationship. and somehow, that hurt more than you expected. your first actual conversation happened when you nearly bumped into him outside the conference room. ni-ki caught the documents slipping from your hands. “careful.” “thank you, sir.” he handed them back, his fingers briefly brushing yours. “you don’t have to call me sir every time you speak to me.” “you’re the ceo.” “i’m aware.” “then i’ll continue calling you sir.” he let out a quiet laugh, but there was something sad about it. “your report was good, by the way.” “thank you. i’ll keep improving my work.” “you always did like making sure everything was perfect.” you went still. that wasn’t something your boss should know about you. that was something your ex-boyfriend knew because he used to stay up with you while you worked on college assignments. “i should get back to work,” you said. “right.” you walked away before he could say anything else. for the rest of the day, you couldn’t concentrate properly. a week later, you were called to ni-ki’s office to discuss a problem with your team’s proposal. you entered with your notes ready, determined to keep things professional. “the projected expenses need another review,” he said, pointing to the document on his desk. you explained the calculations and why you had chosen those figures. he listened, asked a few questions, and eventually approved your revised proposal. “that’s all, then?” you asked. “for work, yes.” you should have left. instead, you found yourself asking, “why do you keep coming to our department?” ni-ki looked up. “what?” “you never used to visit the lower floors this often.” he leaned back in his chair, studying you. “does my presence bother you?” “i’m just curious.” “then i’ll give you an honest answer.” he paused. “i wanted to see you.” your heart dropped. “ni-ki—” (comsec++) #enhypen #enhypenpov #ni_ki #nikienhypen #fyp
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Receita de cesta simples com pĂŁes, tĂąmaras, azeitonas e pasta de lentilhas Ingredientes 4 pĂŁes achatados ou pedaços de pĂŁo rĂșstico 1 xĂ­cara de tĂąmaras 1/2 xĂ­cara de azeitonas verdes e pretas 1 xĂ­cara de lentilhas cozidas 1 colher de sopa de azeite 1 colher de chĂĄ de suco de limĂŁo 1 pitada de sal 1 pitada de cominho, opcional Ervas frescas para finalizar Modo de preparo Cozinhe as lentilhas em ĂĄgua atĂ© ficarem macias. Escorra bem e coloque em uma tigela. Amasse as lentilhas com azeite, limĂŁo, sal e cominho. Misture atĂ© formar uma pasta rĂșstica. Aqueça os pĂŁes rapidamente em uma frigideira ou forno baixo. Coloque os pĂŁes em uma cesta simples. Adicione as tĂąmaras ao lado. Acrescente as azeitonas em uma pequena tigela ou diretamente na cesta. Coloque a pasta de lentilhas em um pequeno pote de barro ou cerĂąmica. Finalize com ervas frescas. Sirva como uma refeição humilde, compartilhĂĄvel e acolhedora.
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