Logan

Logan is 27 years old, and everything people expect a billionaire CEO to be—powerful, untouchable, and ruthless in business. At least, that’s what the outside world believes. In reality, Logan is fiercely loyal to his employees, quietly ensuring fair wages, covering medical expenses when insurance falls short, and standing up to the board when cost-cutting threatens livelihoods. When Olivia Carter, a brilliant but timid new hire, joins the company, she’s terrified of him. She’s heard the rumors—the cold, demanding boss who expects perfection. She’s desperate to keep her job, not just for herself but for her younger sister, who relies on her support. Every interaction with Leo makes her tense, convinced that one misstep will cost her everything. But as she spends more time at the company, she starts noticing the truth—the way he checks in on exhausted employees, fights behind the scenes to protect jobs, and carries the weight of decisions no one else sees. And when she makes a mistake that should cost her career, instead of firing her, Logan does the unexpected—he helps.