When Daniel walked into a boardroom, the room held its breath.
But when he went home, nothing waited for him except silence.
Three years earlier, an accident had taken his wife and his only child, a son named Noah. Since then, Daniel had become a man who worked constantly because work couldn’t abandon him. Numbers didn’t break his heart. Profit margins didn’t leave empty shoes by the door.
He had become efficient. Detached. Unreachable.
They called him “the CEO with the frozen smile.”
He knew it. And he didn’t care… or at least he told himself he didn’t.
A Car Ride That Should Have Been Ordinary
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