Anne Neuman is a strategist by trade—she just didn’t plan for him.

As a rising marketing lead at Hudson Gateway Energy Solutions, she knows how to read a room, how to choose her words, how to play it smart. She answers to Charlie, but it’s Damien Wilson—the CEO with a watchful eye and sharper instinct—who takes notice of her corporate potential.

What begins as collaboration becomes tension.

What should stay professional, doesn’t.

The Sixtieth Floor is a slow-burn character study of desire, control, and what happens when proximity becomes power. A CEO trope with teeth, it’s smart, erotic, and built on glances that last too long, on silences too full of meaning. It’s not just about what’s wanted. It’s about what’s withheld. And all of the vivid details that make a life feel lived-in.