In the name of vows

CHRISTINE's POV“I am sorry but I can no longer do this anymore” And by this I mean this Relationship. You have been too busy for me and I feel you appreciate your work more than you do me and I do not deserve that. So I think it’s best we end this now.I stared at him while he ripped my heart to pieces throwing all our memories away and goingaway on the basis of “me being too busy” I just want to be the CEO how is that being too busy.It’s been One Month since Brian left without looking back. It has been hard but yet I have been healing and working through it. Thankful for work that has been a great source of distraction. Everybody has heard of the breakup and although I know they have questions but I like the fact that nobody has choose to say anything about it they are just walking on eggshells around me and I think I actually appreciate that because I am not ready to confront those feelings at all.Eight years of commitment,8 years of good memories. We have been t

CHRISTINE'S POVWHY IS HE HERE ? This is so strange in seeing him in our meetings. What sort of a meeting that involves him? Well we will find out soon. But it's so infuriating staring at my mortal enemy's face Yes he is my mortal enemy just wish I can burn holes into his perfect annoying, infuriating perfect face. He is annoying but he still has a very beautiful face, just wish he was ugly but no he has a very perfect face the best that fits a player. Did I mention he is annoying too? Yes that's Adrian Kellerham the annoying little boy then now an annoying CEO but a very admirable one can not deny the way he took over his fathers company and it has been successful ever since I actually look up to him to be a good CEO like him but he will never hear such words from my mouth. He has been my mothers best friend son and has been a pest in my life right from my birth. I can not believe I once had a crush on him but let me believe it is just a little girls fantasy. Katy

ADRIAN’s POV She storms off and leave the meeting. I expected that of her because I will do same too because even Sitting here I am still In shock I almost get up to go after her but then I remember why I am here and also remember our standing beef and I will definitely be the last person she will want to see or even talk to.I believe she storming off that means the end of the meeting and although quite a number of them especially these old men do not seem surprised about this clause at all meaning they were the instigators but I wonder why Mr Paige will accept that because I know from my dealings with him that he really loves his daughter and also that he does not want to hurt her so I wonder where this came from. He proceeds to leave the conference room but on his way out he calls onto me to follow and I feel relieved and somehow worried that he has not forgotten about me after all.We walk together in his elevator and we go to his office but he is quiet all thro

CHAPTER SEVENCHRISTINE’S POV“So what do you think of this one?” Angela asked while holding out her phone with a profile picture of a man in a fitted navy suit, leaning against a shiny black car. He looks decent enough with clean cut , tall and confident smile. But something about his bio makes me cringe and roll my eyes.“I work hard, play hard and love spontaneous adventures??, seriously ? that sounds like “I’ll disappear for two week without an explanation Angela laughs, scrolling past him. “Okay, I think that’s fair enough. What about this one?” She shows me another guy. This one’s a Blonde, slightly older, and standing on a golf course with a golden retriever.“Golf is a red flag,that’s for like old people ” I say flatly.She laughs so loudly that a few heads turn in the cafe. We’re sitting at our usual spot near the window, laptops open in front of us as a decoy for the real mission: husband hunting.“Okay, so no gym guys, no golf dads, no men who say ‘I work hard, play hard.’

CHAPTER NINECHRISTINES POVIt’s been three days since Angela and Katy launched what they called “Operation husband hunt” and so far it has been nothing but exhausting. I have gone on two coffee dates and one dinner date, and each left me feeling more drained than the last.On Monday there was Ethan a financial analyst who spent the entire hour talking non stop about the finance market and how he planned to retire by thirty five. He did not ask me a single question about myself, only paused to sip his coffee before continuing another monologue about digital investments.On Tuesday, there was Mark a personal trainer with biceps bigger than my thigh. He called me ‘babe’ five minutes into the conversation and asked if I’d be willing to wake up at 4 AM daily to train with him so we could be a ‘power couple.’ I nearly choked on my latte.I was scarred that night.And last night was Noah a pediatric surgeon. Kind, polite, and actually interesting. But the entire time, he kept looking at hi