Denying Rumors

The time for the press conference finally arrived and I found myself dressed politely in a black dress with matching suit blazer in the same conference room as Ace and countless other reporters. I could feel their eyes on me as I stood to the side along with the other staffs that helped organized the event.

I hated every single second that I stood there. The reporters recognized me immediately and snapped many photos of me. I didn’t want to be there, but I had to be. After failing to argue with Ace on this, I didn’t have a choice but to turn up to the conference.

“I don’t think I should be there. If we’re seen together, it might cause more trouble and more rumors,” I voiced my concern openly.

“On the contrary, I think it’s better for us to be seen together. You should be there at the press conference to show that you’re my secretary and that you are committed to your work. You’ll go wherever you need to with me, and people will have to get used to that. There’s nothing for us to hide,