There are only two things Masato knows -- how to write brilliant code and how to fly in subspace. But he is rapidly losing control of the company he founded because the CEO he hired is running roughshod over him.<br><br>Masato needs someone to help him run his life, his business, and the charities he wants to found. He thinks he might have found his Master in Caden. There is one problem, though -- Masato is a billionaire and Caden has more than his fair share of pride.<br><br>Can Caden get over his pride and help Masato take back control of his life? Or is Masato doomed to a life of fending off men who only want his money?

Caden's Dilemma

“All in all we have a staff of fifty including the wait staff, the kitchens, bouncers and subs. We run two shifts and the number of members and staff is growing quickly and will grow further as our reputation spreads. We already have people coming down from Manhattan and up from Philadelphia. Because of the top-of-the-line service we provide, the club has a lot of overhead, which is why the dues are so high and likely to go higher. But in order to remain the preeminent club in the area, this is how we need to run things.” Reed finished his drink.


“One more thing, all employees and members sign a confidentiality agreement that forbids them to discuss Indiscreet with anyone but other members.” Reed handed Caden a sheaf of papers.


Chapter 22