Anelia stood outside the VIP hospital room with different flowers than she had brought yesterday. There were many reasons why she should not have been standing there but she had gathered her courage and come to the central hospital. She was not there simply as Anelia Telford but as a woman with a purpose; a woman who came to fight for her love. If it took being a maid to endeavour to get him to remember her, so be it.
She plastered a smile on her face and internally thanked Brett and Dave again for keeping her in the loop about all the details regarding Dexter; minor and major. How, for example, she knew that he had now been changed to a more private wing of the hospital was all thanks to them.
With a knock, she stormed in and closed the doo
It had been two weeks already and if Dexter wasn’t teasing her or just annoying her for no reason, he was his moody self and coming in really late or not at all.Anelia was sitting cross-legged from Natie and was busy helping her with her homework. “Here, this is how you can easily remember the nine times table.” Natie curiously looked at her as Anelia raised her hands.“Nine times one, you take down your thumb. There you have it, nine but that’s an obvious one. Let’s move on to nines times two, you take down the second finger. See, I’m left with my thumb and eight more this side. So, that’s eighteen.”“Woah, that’s so much easier,” she immediately started to use the method to calculate on her own, her face lighting up at the new information. “I don&rsquo
“Emma, I don’t need you to come over because it’s late as it is and I don’t want to trouble you. Look, I told you I can feel it in my bones that he’s not coming back tonight,” she said to her friend, as she peeked downstairs and tried to listen out for any movement that would prove that he was around, but it was silent and the lights were off, as she has left them earlier when she had retreated to her room.“You know, if you want some privacy to sex that man up, then say so,” Emma drawled, sounding very amused. “Will you stop with your wild imagination. How can I sex him up when he does not even remember who I am and I have been staying out of his way, remember?”“People don’t need to know each other in
Dexter was a shameless man and he was well aware of it. If he hadn’t been one, perhaps he would have allowed himself to feel the slightest bit of remorse for his actions but he didn’t. At least, not for the two women he was stringing along for his own benefit.He smiled at the tall woman beside him. She was a beauty, that was for sure but the truth about her was still missing from his mind and he couldn’t forget that for a second. “I hope this is your kind of scene,” he murmured in her ear and she shook with awareness. He smiled; she might have denied it but the chemistry was still present and there was no denying it.“Scene?” She repeated, shifting slightly to maintain a safe distance between them. “It is your birthday party,
Dexter had meant to follow Anelia out and corner her somewhere along the way about something that he had managed to seem very unbothered about. However, he didn’t knot that the woman could be very swift. She was nowhere to be seen. He decided to walk in the direction of the restroom. That’s when he heard the loud slap. His eyes widened and he wondered if he should intervene with whatever was happening inside but he decided that he could not just budge into the toilet. He was still contemplating on what to do when someone shouted. “How dare you! You’re just a stupid and poor girl. How dare you insult me like this? You know nothing about me or my history with Dexter Black! You know nothing about what happened.” He immediately recognised that voi
Dexter smiled wolfishly when Freda opened the door. She stepped aside and gestured for him to come in. “I didn’t think you were serious when you said you would be stopping by,” she closed the door to her apartment and looked at him expectantly. “What brings you here so early?”Dexter took his time to look around. This was no cheap place and it definitely was not located in a cheap location. “I’m here to talk to you about something that has been bothering me lately. I can sit, right?” He pointed to the wide couch and she nodded her head. “Sure, but tell me that it has something to do with that crazy woman. I hope you didn’t let her off the hook easily. She ought to be put in her place.” Dexter silently watched how her calm look cracked for a moment and he saw the unmistakable hate in her
Dexter’s face was grim as his eyes scanned the envelope he had received from his Private Investigator. He tore it open impatiently and shook all the contents out. The first thing his eyes fell on were the photos. He put the envelope back on the table and lifted the photographs. In all of them was Freda Pryce and the same guy at different locations. In the first one, they were at a local pub. In the second one they were walking in the street and in the last one they were standing in the parking lot of the city’s main hospital. What Dexter could not understand was the close ties between her and this man, that he now knew was a gynaecologist; thanks to the power of thorough investigation. He let the pictures f
Anelia walked out to the back alley to throw the garbage outside. She used to be a bit anxious about taking it out at first but if there was something she knew about a new place; one always got used to it eventually and Macy’s place was no different. Especially with all the good people that she was fortunate enough to work with. Most importantly, she was thankful that she had applied for the job and gotten it. She did have her Ordinary Level Certificate, unlike what she had said to Dexter, but still, not many people had been willing to hire her when there were probably more learned people out there. Macy’s offered her not too much money but at the moment, it was not money thats she was currently after. Working for Dexter had had its perks and that was one of them. What she was looking f
The car wheezed down the road, the only thing that was stopping it being the traffic lights. Anelia occasionally looked at Dexter behind the steering wheel, unsure of whether to say something to him to do away with the suffocating silence or not.After a while, she decided that it was best to talk to him. She turned so that she was really looking at him but seconds passed and she still couldn’t muster up the courage. With a pout of her lips, she looked away and sealed her lips.“It looks like you have something to say,” Dexter observed, briefly looking her way before focusing back on the road. Anelia twisted her mouth and shifted in her seat. “No, I don’t,” she muttered, looking out the window. “Turn right here,” she instructed, referring to the street that would lead to Celine’s home.