Novels by Author T.K

Amelia’s POVI didn’t think I would feel this bad writing a goodbye message. I had always wanted this, I waited for it for so long and now it was finally coming to me. It felt like I was closing a door and walking away from it without looking back which meant so much to me. For some reasons my hand wouldn't stop shaking I stared at the blank paper in front of me for a long time before I wrote the first word. My fingers just held onto the pen like I was scared of what would come out if I let myself start writing.“This is stupid,” I whispered to myself but I didn't start writing. I felt like once I started everything would become real to me and I didn't know if I was ready for that yetI had to force myself to do some. I wrote Jayden's name as the first on the letter. The moment I wrote his name I felt something inside of me clench so tightly that it made me feel uncomfortable. I had to stop writing. The only thing I did was there at the ink that was on the paper. My heavens, even h

Jayden’s POVI already knew that the day had started wrong as soon as I stepped into my office building.“Goodmorning, Mr. Jayden,” someone said as I passed.I nodded without really looking at who greeted me“Morning.”But there was nothing “morning” about this day.The Five-Year City Project. That was all everyone had been talking about for weeks. It was the kind of project that only came once every five years in New York. The project was going to give big money and bigger expectations. The kind of project that could either push the company to the top or ruin everything we had built.And somehow, I was right in the middle of it. I stepped into my office, already loosening my tie.“Boss I'm sorry to say, but you’re late.”I glanced up to see Lydia standing there with her tablet pressed to her chest.“I’m three minutes late,” I replied, dropping my bag on the desk. “Relax.”“Three minutes is a lot today,” she shot back, walking in. “The board wants the final proposal draft by noon. The

Jayden’s POVI got home later than I had planned in my head. I was already so tired, I just wanted to sit down and rest because my head wouldn't stop replaying everything from the day.Work recently has been nothing but chaos. They were calls coming in from everywhere and they were also deadlines.I dropped my keys on the table, as I took a deep breath.“Finally,” I muttered under my breath, rubbing my hand on my face.I removed my jacket, tossing it carelessly over the chair, and loosened the top button of my shirt. The air felt better against my skin, but not enough. Nothing ever felt like enough these days.I walked straight to the fridge, I opened it, stared inside without really seeing anything tangible to drink or munch on, then I shut it again.I realized that I wasn't even hungry but I was just tired.There was only one thing that could fix this kind of tiredness, it wasn't sleeping because sleep didn’t help anymore.I needed an escape. So I grabbed my phone from the table and

Jayden’s POVI didn’t expect to feel out of place. Not when I was still with Amelia. I was seated far from them. I noticed everything and first of all it all started with something small like a laughterAnd then suddenly, they were talking like they had known each other longer than a few hours.“I’m serious,” Alex said, leaning forward with a grin. “You actually went through with that plan?”Amelia shook her head, laughing softly. “I didn’t exactly have options.”“There’s always an option,” he replied.“Not when someone like Lawson is involved,” she said but she made sure not to say too much about him, probably she didn't want to be reminded about his name.“But you didn't give me a chance. If you did then I would have handled it differently.”“Oh?” she raised a brow. “And how would you have done it?”“In a smarter way.” he said without hesitation.“That sounds like something someone says after everything is already over.” Amelia said, laughing as Alex smirked at her.“Or you can say

Amelia’s POVIt felt strange to me, especially how quiet everything suddenly was.It felt like the storm had finally passed away, and all that was left was things finally settling back into place. At least the screens of every gadget I had owned didn't flash with panic anymore and my phones were no longer ringing every five seconds with bad news. For the first time in a long while I could finally breathe again. I just looked down at my office seeing the way cars were moving against each other and the way people just walked by so casually without even knowing that it was so close to me losing everything that I had ever owned. And maybe that was a point to tell me that no one really cared about you except for yourself and just probably someone that loves you. Aiden was behind me and I didn't have to turn to know he was there. I had spent enough time with him to actually feel his presence. As usual he looked very calm and composed even when everything was falling apart in his life.“W

Jayden’s POVI didn’t call him, nor did I text him. I wasn't going to give him the chance to prepare or twist things before I got there.I just showed up instantly in Lawson's office and when I walked in, he looked like he had been expecting me anyways.He was the man that always made people think he had everything under control but now he was already in place. I was going to put him in the place he deserved.He didn’t even look surprised at all, which didn't mean anything to me. Because there was more coming for him.“It took you long enough. What are you doing in my office?” he said, leaning back in his chair like this was just another meeting on his schedule.I closed the door behind me. The conversation we were just about to have was only for our ears alone.“I am closing the door because I don't want any of your personal assistants to come in or any interruptions from anybody” I said as he smiled at me.“That is very serious,” he muttered.I didn’t answer. I just walked further i