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Chapter 25: The Truth

Author: KL Williams
last update publish date: 2026-11-03 04:01:19

Chapter 25: The Truth

Clarissa Herrington

As if losing my fucking mind wasn’t bad enough, I then spent the following four and a half hours intermittently covering my ears with a pillow to drown out the sounds of some woman screaming Daniel’s name all night. And to think, I thought he was actually into me too.

How stupid can I be? He’s my boss…

Once I am dressed in my usual slacks and a dress tank top, I take a hesitant step out of my room, checking the hallway first. Once I see it is clear, I
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