The Boardroom Double Feature: Two Complete CEO Scripts

$79.99

A bankrupt restaurateur discovers the silent investor who saved her twelve years ago and vanished is the reclusive billionaire now buying up her whole street to demolish it, and neither can admit they recognize the other.

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Two complete Urban & CEO scripts in one discounted bundle — buy together and save versus purchasing each separately.

Script 1: The Ghost Partner

Logline. A bankrupt restaurateur discovers the silent investor who saved her twelve years ago and vanished is the reclusive billionaire now buying up her whole street to demolish it, and neither can admit they recognize the other.

Format. 84 episodes × 95 sec vertical · approx 133 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

  • The napkin investor saved the noodle bar and vanished; Etta has cooked for his ghost for twelve years, keeping one table open at closing.
  • Simon Hollis built an empire on never being sentimental, with exactly one exception he has audited annually from a distance.
  • The tower project predates his knowledge that her street was in the footprint; by the time he saw the map, the financing was locked.
  • Her block’s holdout campaign makes her the public face of resistance to his signature project.
  • Neither will say the word napkin. The whole show lives inside that refusal.

Main characters.

  • Etta Vasquez — F, 39, chef-owner of the Lantern Noodle House. Took over her father’s failing bar at 27, was saved by a stranger’s money at the bottom, and turned it into the street’s heart through twelve years of five-am markets and open-late kindness. Feeds striking workers, laid-off suits and one empty table nobody is allowed to sit at. Want: Save the street: every lease, every neighbor, not just her own walls. Need: To stop cooking for a ghost and find out what the real man is..
  • Simon Hollis — M, 45, founder of Hollis Development. Grew up over a failing shop, watched his parents lose everything to a redevelopment, and became the thing that ate his childhood, on the theory that the eater is safer than the eaten. The napkin was the one time he acted like the boy instead of the empire, and he has never dared repeat it. Want: The tower closed and financed: it is his legacy project and his company’s survival in one. Need: To find out whether the boy who wrote the napkin still exists, and whether she would like him..
  • Bao Nguyen — M, 67, hardware store owner and street elder. The block’s memory and Etta’s surrogate father. Remembers a young man who used to eat at the noodle bar’s counter in the bad years, always alone, always cash. Want: To die behind his own counter, decades from now. Need: To hand the street’s fight to the next generation without seeing it lose..
  • Corinne Zhao — F, 36, Hollis Development CFO. Simon’s most trusted executive, who has never once seen him make an irrational call, and is watching him quietly sabotage his own project one variance at a time. Starts investigating the anomaly and finds a twelve-year trail of anonymous audits of one noodle house. Want: Close the assembly on schedule; protect the company from whatever is happening to Simon. Need: To learn that her mentor’s flaw is the best thing about him..
  • Rafa Vasquez — M, 24, Etta’s nephew and sous-chef. The next generation: wants Etta to take a buyout and open somewhere new, because he sees what the fight costs her nightly. Films the street’s story for the campaign and accidentally becomes its viral spokesman. Want: His aunt free of the ghost table and the fourteen-hour days. Need: To understand what the street means before he speaks for it..

Structure. Act 1 (1-26): The Penthouse and the Pass; Act 2 (27-58): The Long Negotiation; Act 3 (59-84): The Napkin

Sample hook. Ep 1-8 — The stranger upstairs: Petition in hand, Etta forces a meeting with the developer erasing her street, and the ghost of twelve years is wearing his name on the door.

Pro-tier bonus material included: monetization and paywall map, localization guide, an alternate ending option, a casting and look-book brief, and a writers-room expansion worksheet.

Script 2: Heir in the Mailroom

Logline. To inherit the conglomerate, the founder’s secret granddaughter must survive one year inside it under a false name, judged by a dead man’s checklist she has never seen, while the board hunts the unknown heir they know only exists.

Format. 80 episodes × 95 sec vertical · approx 127 minutes of total runtime.

The premise.

  • The will’s public version freezes control with the executor for one year; the private version names a test and an unnamed heir.
  • Juno enters as a mailroom temp under the name Juno Cale; only the executor knows her face.
  • The checklist has ten items; the audience learns them one at a time as the executor grades her, always after the fact.
  • The three siblings, denied the company, are owed enormous cash settlements if no heir qualifies: their incentive is disqualification, not murder.
  • Grandfather’s letters to her late mother, found in the estate, become Juno’s only guide to the man who is testing her from the grave.

Main characters.

  • Juno Cale / Juno Ambrose-Reyes — F, 26, mailroom temp and secret heir. Raised by a single mother who never explained the monthly envelopes or the man in one photograph. Worked since fifteen: kitchens, warehouses, night dispatch. Enters the tower owing nothing to anyone in it, which turns out to be the exact quality the old man was screening for. Want: Initially just the truth about her mother’s history; the company becomes wantable only as she understands what it does to people. Need: To choose the inheritance as herself, not audition for it as someone else..
  • Elias Wren — M, 71, executor and the founder’s oldest friend. The only living person who knew about the first love, the daughter, and the granddaughter. Grades the checklist nightly in a leather book, in a hand shaking more each month, because he is also dying, on a schedule shorter than the test. Want: To finish his friend’s last piece of work correctly. Need: To be forgiven for the role he played fifty years ago in the arranged separation..
  • Cordelia Ambrose — F, 52, eldest child, head of corporate strategy. The competent one, denied the crown for reasons her father took to his grave, and the audience slowly learns them. Hunts the heir with data: hiring patterns, anomaly reports, badge analytics. Want: The settlement, then the company via the settlement’s leverage. Need: To learn the reason she was passed over, which the checklist eventually reveals to her too..
  • Tobias Ambrose — M, 48, middle child, head of brand. The charming one: funds gossip networks, throws parties, hunts the heir socially. Believes he can find the impostor because impostors perform, and he is the family’s leading expert on performing. Want: The settlement, fame, and to never be tested again. Need: Irrelevant until the finale, when it suddenly is not..
  • Mabel Ostrander — F, 58, mailroom supervisor. Thirty years in the tower’s basement; knows every floor’s secrets by what they discard. Becomes Juno’s first real teacher and the checklist’s unwitting proctor: half the graded moments happen on Mabel’s watch. Want: Her people treated properly and the mail moved by 10am. Need: Nothing; she is the show’s one whole person..

Structure. Act 1 (1-26): The Mailroom Year Begins; Act 2 (27-58): The Hunt Tightens; Act 3 (59-80): The Counter-Checklist

Sample hook. Ep 1-6 — The fourth heir: A will reading with an empty chair, a sealed codicil, and a young woman receiving a temp assignment she did not apply for.

Pro-tier bonus material included: monetization and paywall map, localization guide, an alternate ending option, a casting and look-book brief, and a writers-room expansion worksheet.

Why the bundle

Both scripts are stand-alone hits that share a tonal world, so they cross-promote naturally. Purchased separately they would cost $99.98 — the bundle price is $79.99. You receive two .txt packages.

Format and delivery

This is a digital download. After purchase you get immediate access to the .txt file(s) listed above. The text is English, fully formatted, and ready to hand to a writing or production team. License: non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual — adapt, translate, and produce commercially. You may not resell the document itself as a script product.

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