Avery caught Chelsea's hand mid air before it could hit her. "You can show the pictures to Anthony for all I care" Avery said sharp and firm. She flung Chelsea's hand away causing her to stagger backwards. The room was left stunned as Avery walked away. She knew Chelsea was trying to get on her nerves but she wasn't going to give her that satisfaction. She hated Anthony and she could only care less about what he would feel when he sees the picture but she just didn't want him to think lowly of her. It was barely even two weeks since she left him and seeing that picture, he would think she was with someone else and that wasn't a good image. She sighed deeply as she pressed the elevator button to the fifth floor. She leaned on the wall as her mind drifted. If she continued to stay here, her company might even go bankrupt, she had to get an apartment, the hotel was too expensive. She only stayed there because it was closer to her company. Anthony sat behind his desk scribbling some
Anthony peered at Avery through his car window. He was heading back from work when Fish told him that she had just returned from her father's funeral. His grip tightened on the steering wheel, his jaw clenched as he watched Collins hug Avery. They slowly broke from the hug, Collins had his hands on Avery's shoulder as he stared at her face while they spoke then he slowly led Avery inside the hotel. Anthony's mind raced as he saw them walk in, why the hell was he touching his wife and why did he go in there with her? These questions spun in Anthony's head. He brought out his phone and called fish. "I need you to call the CEO of C enterprise and offer them a ten million dollars contract" Anthony spoke staring intently at the grand doors of the hotel, his eyes hadn't left it a single bit since Avery and Collins had entered. He just kept staring at it like he wanted to see through the building.He had no idea what they had entered there to do but whatever it was, he wasn't going to gi
"Fish" Anthony said into his phone. "I need to know about Avery's whereabouts." "I knew you'd want to know" Fish responded. "She checked in at one of your hotels." Somehow, Anthony felt his heart flutter knowing that Avery was still within reach. "Make sure she's okay. But why isn't she getting a house, does she plan to live there?" Anthony wondered. "I have no idea boss." Fish replied sincerely. "Fish." Anthony called softly. "Do you think she'll ever love me again?" Anthony was lost, he didn't know what to do. Maybe if he talked to Fish, it might be of help. He had known Fish almost all his life and knew he was trustworthy, so definitely he could talk to him about anything. "I can't say for sure. But maybe if you show her just how much you love her, she might come back." Anthony sighed at Fish's response then he hung up.Maybe Avery was better off without him. She deserved to be happy and he was not making her happy. She deserved someone that would hold her hands, look into
Avery got down from the car, Anthony couldn't even come to the hospital to pick her by himself, he had to send someone even after what he had caused her. The huge mansion towered over her like a threat, a place that should have been home. She sighed deeply before taking slow strides to the grand doors. She was not going to take it any more, she was just coming to pack her things and leave. Her father's company was now doing well, thanks to Anthony's secret investments and she could afford a house of her own, she could afford a nice meal as well. "Mrs Avery you're back!" Mrs Meyer chirped with a radiant smile as Avery walked in. Avery smiled instantly feeling the warmth grow in her chest. Someone actually missed her and wanted her back. "I'm back Mrs Meyer" Avery smiled."It's nice to have you back." " Thank you Mrs Meyer."Avery couldn't shake off the feeling of being watched, and indeed when she looked up the stairs, Anthony stood there watching her. His gaze was not the same c
"I'm her sister-in-law, I have every right to enter." Lana seethed as the guards blocked her from entering. "Sorry but orders are orders and if you try to cause any trouble, we might have to call the security on you." "Ahh!" Lana growled stumping her feets on the ground, she folded her hands glaring at the guards. What the hell was all this? Avery had been there for almost two weeks and they didn't put gaurds, so why now? There could only be one reason! Her arms slowly unwrapped from her chest and fell to her side, her eyes dilated. The news about Avery's death would be out by now. The azetoxin only took about twelve to twenty four hours to damage a person's respiratory system causing respiratory failure. It had been three days already and now Anthony had guards stationed outside her door. It could only mean one thing. He must have found out. She scurried out of the hospital and into her car. "Drive to Elmore's street now!" She yelled at the driver. She tapped her fingers imp
It had been twenty four hours but Avery hadn't shown any signs of waking up. The doctor had said twelve hours but the time had doubled. The room was quiet, the distant footsteps could be heard outside the room. Anthony sat there, his elbows on his thigh and fingers entwined as he stared at Avery. Her chest heaved up and down rhythmically, she looked peaceful. Anthony exhaled. He moved his hand slowly to hold her but guilt flashed through his mind and his hand hovered over hers for a while. After a while of contemplation, he summoned the courage to hold her. He squeezed her hand tightly in his. He held her hand in both of his palm bringing it closer to his face. "I'm sorry" Anthony muttered. "Please wake up." He stared at her face but she move, she laid still, no sign of waking up. " Please, Avery" he muttered before bowing his head slightly, he let out a sigh and allowed her hand to rest on his forehead. "You." Anthony heard a small weak voice. He shot his