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CASTIEL'S POV"Has Jada lost her damn mind?" Jessica asked angrily as we walked into her office. "Why did she run away?"I walked over to the couch and sat down, crossing one leg over the other."Who is she?" I asked, leaning back and making myself comfortable.I figured this was the perfect chance to get some information about the woman."She's Jada Adams," Jessica said as she walked over to the file cabinet, her heels clicking against the floor. "She's been working here for about six months now."I raised an eyebrow. "Only six months?"Jessica nodded, flipping through the color-coded folders. "Yeah."She pulled out a blue file, closed the drawer, and walked back toward me."She's a good girl. She works hard, and she's been Employee of the Month since she started." she said, handing me the file. "I was very impressed with her, and you know it takes a lot to impress me. But lately, she's been disappointing. I don't know what's wrong with her.""What do you mean?""She's been slacking
JADA'S POV The next morning, I woke up feeling the same way I had every morning for the past few weeks. Like absolute shit. After spending several miserable minutes with my head hanging over the toilet, the nausea finally eased enough for me to function. I took a quick shower, then pulled on a pair of dark jeans, a black turtleneck, leather boots, and my favorite leather jacket. The weather had turned chilly overnight. If I didn't have work, I would've crawled right back into bed and stayed there all day. I was pouring myself a cup of coffee when I heard the familiar click of heels against the hardwood floor. A second later, Mani appeared in the kitchen doorway. She was still wearing last night's outfit-a white bodycon dress that stopped mid-thigh and a fluffy pink faux-fur coat draped over her shoulders. I took one look at her and snorted. "Well... you look like hell." She groaned dramatically as she dropped onto one of the kitchen stools and tossed her glittery purse onto
JADA'S POV Never in a million years did I think my life would take a turn like this. It was already falling apart before the pregnancy. If bad luck had a favorite person, it was me. Sometimes I honestly wondered if my family had been cursed generations ago, because nothing ever seemed to go right. And that theory couldn't have been any more right. Out of all the stupid things I had done in my life, this had to be at the top of the list. Not only was I broke and pregnant. I was pregnant by my boss who was married. Not long ago he was in and interview with his gorgeous supermodel wife, smiling for the cameras and telling the whole world how much they loved each other. The irony was almost laughable. It could have been anyone. Literally anyone but him. But somehow, life always found the worst possible way to punish me. At this point, it felt like the universe had a personal grudge against me. "Are you even listening to me?" Nadia asked, pulling me out of my thoughts. I b
CASTIEL'S POV "What the hell was that?" Lotus asked after the housekeeper practically ran out of the suite. "I don't know," I answered quietly, though my eyes were still fixed on the door she had just disappeared through. What were the chances? Out of all the hotels in the country. Out of all the cities. She was here, working in my hotel. The same woman whose beauty had haunted my thoughts day and night ever since I first laid eyes on her. Two months later, but I could still remember the way she looked that night. She wore a soft brown dress that hugged her body in all the right places. Her smile was easily one of the prettiest things I had ever seen. And her eyes... dammit, there was something about them that pulled me in immediately. I just knew it deep down in my heart that I wanted her. And when I finally had her in my arms later that night, I did not want it to end. The way she fitted so perfectly in my arms. The way her body responded to every touch like we already
JADA'S POV Growing up in a Christian family, being a pastor's daughter, there were a lot of things that were strictly forbidden. Things that were considered a sin. I grew up hearing words like purity, discipline, and righteousness almost every single day of my life. So, I knew that abortion was never an option. Not only because of my religion but because I personally could not do it no matter how scared I was or how complicated things were about to become. I just couldn't bring myself to punish an innocent baby for my mistakes. For the past two days, I had been crying myself to sleep at night, questioning my life choices. But I quickly came to understand that there was no use in crying over spilt milk. What was done was done. There was nothing I could do that was going to change the situation I was in. I had to accept it and keep moving. I still had absolutely no idea what I was supposed to do next, but losing my job was definitely not it. So before Ms. Baron fired me, I
CASTIEL'S POV The limo came to a halt in front of the hotel. The staff members were already lined up at the entrance in their burgundy uniforms, waiting for my arrival. The general manager, Jessica Baron was standing in front of the bunch with her hands neatly folded in front of her, a small smile plastered on her face. I knew Jessica on a personal level. She was me and my twin brother's godmother and my father's long time best friend. After my mom died giving birth to Cassian and I, Jessica had stepped in to help my father raise us. I loved and appreciated her so much. And I was forever grateful for what she had done for us. The driver opened the door for me, and I didn't miss how every employee straightened immediately. I stepped out of the car slowly, adjusting the sleeve of my cream blazer before lifting my eyes toward the building in front of me. The Sterling Hotel (Austin). Most people only knew the Miami branch now— the towering luxury hotel that had become the face of







