ログイン“I want to talk to you about something,” Arzhel started. I slightly tilted my head, wondering what he wanted to talk about. He put his two hands in his pockets. Something he did whenever he was getting too serious, and a bit worried at the same time. My curiosity grew. “What is it?” I asked. I
Veronica’s POVI washed my hands. The door opened. I looked at the mirror and checked who entered. A smile formed on my lips when I saw it was my dear sister. She looked at me in the mirror, then walked to the sink and washed her hands. I closed the faucet and reached for the tissue. “How was
“Mommy, I’m hungry,” he shyly mumbled. I looked at him. He was pouting, and he really looked hungry. I flashed a smile. “Okay, baby, just one last picture, promise,” I said. He nodded. I came to the woman. “Thank you very much again,” I told her and flashed a smile. “You're welcome. Enjoy Rom
The kids started to play around the fountain. They were running and chasing each other. Arzhel and I just let them and watched them enjoy themselves. After five minutes, they came back to us. They were both sweating. “Come here, let me wipe your sweat,” I told them and took a tissue from my bag
“I've only seen this in pictures,” I excitedly told Arzhel as I remembered the photos I showed him last time when I said I wanted to visit this place and see it in person. “It looks different in person?” Arzhel happily asked. “It does,” I said and nodded like a kid. We watched the kids when we he
In the dining room, we were having breakfast. Veronica left early. No one knew where she went, so we were eating without her. “Do you guys have plans for today?” Joe asked. Arzhel and I looked at each other. We didn’t really think of anything to do today. Maybe we would just stay home to relax w
Luckily, the waiter arrived and served our food. We forgot about our topic and proceeded with our dinner. This was one of the most silent dinners I had. The last time we had dinner, it was still okay, not awkward, because I had Arriana with me, whom I could give my attention to. But now, it was
I stood on the balcony, holding a glass of red wine in my right hand. The cold breeze hit my face. It calmed me for a second, but then it brought me back to my thoughts. “You asked me to stop humiliating you. I did what you wanted.” What Arzhel said kept echoing in my mind. “You waited all thes
I released a long sigh and dropped my pen. Then I leaned back in my chair as I massaged my temple. My morning just started, but the stress I was feeling was already too much. So many contracts and business proposals to review. And now, I needed to handle the land that Arzhel wanted to get from me.
Five Years Later“Look at you. We just came home from New York, and yet you’re already drowning in your work,” Adrian teased me. He came closer to my desk. I stood up to give him a hug. “You know I really miss Los Angeles, but work can’t wait. There’s a problem with one of the lands I want to buy







