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“Oh my gosh, I miss your cooking,” Liezel said, her eyes sparkling. I smiled, and we all went to the dining table. “There they are,” Lenie said when she saw us. She first came to me and hugged me. “You look stunning in your elegant black dress, Lenie,” I complimented her. The diamonds in her d
“Let me fix your tie,” I told Arzhel as I held his tie and fixed the way it was tied. “There, better.” I smiled as I looked at his overall outfit. “You look handsome.” He smiled and gently grabbed me by the waist. “You’re so beautiful,” he said. I smiled and placed my hand on his chest. Before I
I smiled. Then I nodded and started to remove my apron. “Did you already call Lenie?” I asked. He nodded. “They will be here in a bit,” he said. “Okay, you go change too,” I said. He smiled and nodded. “I’ll just check the kids, then I’ll follow you,” he said. I nodded and smiled. Then left.
“You done?” I asked after he finally finished it. He nodded, looking so proud. I started to sprinkle some mozzarella and parmesan on it. Then after that, I put it in the oven. “We’ll bake it for 15 minutes,” I said and smiled. He happily nodded. I took a towel and wiped the sweat forming on hi
After we bought groceries, we went home right away so I would have enough time to prepare for our lunch. Meanwhile, Arzhel was upstairs. He was checking if the kids had already taken a bath, and he was helping them choose what clothes they would wear for lunch and tonight's dinner. We would be hav
I just flashed a quick smile. “Do you want me to make a tea for you?” I asked. “It’s okay. I saw Veronica in the kitchen a while ago. She offered to make one for me since she was already making one,” he said. I nodded. “I hope that’s okay,” he added. I laughed. “It’s okay.” I won’t be mad, but
My phone rang. I was already in our front door. “Hello, Janna?” I said. I called her a while ago, asking for help to find the hospital where they brought Arzhel, and for her to monitor Adrian’s situation. “I already found Mr. Arzhel’s hospital,” she started. “He’s in the same hospital as Mr. Adr
“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







