Masuk“How about you, bro, Arzhel, how has life been lately?” Hayden asked. “I heard Stephanie is divorcing her husband. Maybe it’s your chance,” Marc said and even raised his eyebrows twice. Hayden hit Marc’s shoulder. “You're full of nonsense,” Hayden told him. “How is your ex-wife, though? Doesn’t
Liezel frowned and crossed her arms. “Oh,” Marc reacted in a sad tone, obviously teasing Liezel. Liezel glared at him. But then, seconds later, her lips formed a smile, and she flipped her hair. “Guess what,” she said. “We met again five years ago,” she proudly said. The men looked at each other
“Congrats, bro,” Arzhel said. Marc raised his beer. “Cheers to that good news,” Marc said. Everyone raised their glasses. “In my case,” Marc continued, pausing to give a little suspense, “I am engaged.” He proudly said and bowed like a prince. “No way,” Liezel said. She was surprised. “The hopel
Third Person POVArzhel went to the address his friend sent to him. He parked his car and looked at the house in front of him while his forehead was creasing. His phone rang. “Where are you?” the man on the phone asked. It was Hayden, the friend who called him earlier. “I’m here,” Arzhel said
I actually just planned to nod at him and not say anything, but since his parents were watching, I was pressured to speak and act like we were okay. I flashed a smile. “It’s okay, go ahead,” I said. “Are you sure?” he softly asked. “You could come if you want,” he said and flashed a smile. I for
I frowned when I saw our picture together with Veronica. She was actually beside Arzhel, so I really had the urge to just crop her, but even if I did that, I still couldn’t post that cropped photo. Tss. Instead, I posted the picture of the kids, and the kids with Arzhel. Then I put a heart emoji
“Calm down,” Jarred said when he saw the scared expression on my face. He was extending his hands forward, signaling me to be calm. His expression looked worried too. But why? I mentally sighed and composed myself. Then I slowly stepped outside the cubicles. “What are you doing here, Jarred?” I
“Slowly, baby,” I shouted to Arriana when I saw her running to the slide she was going to. Arzhel was following her so I felt secure. Also, there were four bodyguards there with us, scattered around. I was just watching them. Arriana was sliding, while Arzhel was waiting at the end, watching her,
I checked my other emails too, hoping I received something from the police about Jarred’s case. But there was still no update about Jarred. I sighed. “That was deep,” Arzhel said. He was carrying two cups of coffee. I smiled and put my iPad on the table. He handed me my coffee while he put his
That night, Arzhel did not went home. He had some business trip he need to take care, so it was just me and Arriana. But he made sure to send some guards for us. But I still slept that night with a heavy heart. The next day, I woke up earlier than usual. The room was still dim, and the curtains







