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HERE TO SEE YOU

Author: Lizzy Aik
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-21 21:36:36

Loretta

I walked into Marcus’s office, and as usual, he was behind his desk going through a stack of papers. The desk looked as though he had been at it for hours, different files spread out, some clipped, some loose. I sat down in the chair opposite him, adjusting my jacket as I leaned back.

“Good evening, Marcus,” I said, sitting upright.

Without looking up, Marcus slid a folder across the table toward me. “Help me go through that and check for errors.”

I raised an eyebrow, letting out a short laugh. “I didn’t come here to help you go through paperwork.”

Marcus finally looked at me and smiled, “What can I do when I have a brilliant business administrator here, Of course, I will use her services.”

I shook my head, chuckling along with him. “You don’t miss an opportunity, do you?”

“Never,” he said, leaning back in his chair. “Now, shoot, why are you here, Your client isn’t giving you problems, is he?”

“Mr. Prescott is actually a gentleman,” I said, almost without thinking. My eyes
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    Loretta“Mom, can I have a cookie?” Adrian asked, looking up at me with hopeful eyes. I couldn’t help but chuckle. “Not yet, sweetheart,” I said gently, running my fingers through his hair.His face fell into a small frown. After a moment, he looked up again. “Okay… but is Dad not coming today?” he asked quietly. “He promised he would come to visit.”I smiled softly at him, even though my chest tightened a little. “Your dad is a very busy man,” I explained patiently. “He always tries to make time for us. If he doesn’t come today, it just means work is keeping him busy.” Adrian nodded slowly, as if trying to understand.Asher had really been making an effort these past few days since we arrived. I knew that. So if he didn’t show up today, it wasn’t because he didn’t want to. He must have been caught up with work, just like always.“Mom, can we stay in this house forever and never leave again?” Adriana asked softly. “I don’t want to go anywhere Dad isn’t.”I smiled at her, even though I

  • The Masked Stripper is my Wife.    LIVING A LIE

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  • The Masked Stripper is my Wife.    LITTLE BIT OF PITY

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  • The Masked Stripper is my Wife.    WIFE'S MOTHER

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  • The Masked Stripper is my Wife.    MRS JENNA

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  • The Masked Stripper is my Wife.    KIDNEY FAILURE

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