All Chapters of Entropy Trilogy 1: Melting The Hate: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Dale Daniel's POV I was browsing the pages of Inkwell's Magazine Monthly Edition when I heard someone knock on the door. When it opened, a woman holding an undeniable elegance came in from that opened door. A pearl square peplum black collarless jacket and a spandex semi bootcut slacks. She screamed with confidence.  "You're late, woman." I welcomed her with intense stares. "Are you abusing your freedom because the owner of the company is your boyfriend?" She paused and questioned me with her confused yet anxious gaze. She tried her best to let out a phrase but rather than voicing out her side, she bowed down her head.  I left my seat and headed in her direction, slowly. "Where have you been?" I asked, a h

Clarriese Zyah's POVMy mom and dad were very worried about my situation. They told me they couldn't think well because they are anxious about my situation. I assured them not to worry about me because I can handle myself. Besides, I am not alone in this matter. Even though such a thing happened, I know within my heart that J won't give up on my job. What just happened was indeed a traumatic experience but it's always been part of my journey as a journalist. The moment I take this path, it's inevitable. I just didn't expect that it would come sooner. I am just new at Dreammy Pen. It still isn't a year yet. I was only a few months here but I already brought a lot of trouble to the company. I couldn't help but feel guilty. I couldn't blame anyone but myself. Although it may sound odd, I think I could only bring bad luck to the company.  I am putting Dale's career at risk. I couldn't bear seeing him carrying the burden and pressure

Dale Daniel's POV I woke up hearing her laughter from the kitchen. They are preparing the food, I guess. From my bed, I could see the outside surroundings, the endless glimpse of the deep blue ocean. Titter swept up through my features when I thought back of the moment I fixed my lips on her as the sun witnessed my feelings for her before the twilight enclosed us. Upon our stay here at this small house that carries a traditional vibe, it felt quite palliative here. I absolutely got a comfy sleep and felt my heart gradually feelin', yeah, alright. I am not that mad like how I used to feel before. There's still pain but it is not that heavy anymore. Ledger was my half-brother and that's a fact. No matter how mad I become, it could not change that truth. The moment I saw my mother again, I was furious. Maybe, even though I denied it, I

Clarriese Zyah's POVI leisurely open my eyes after gaining my consciousness back after a long nap. I feel sleepy, maybe because I am exhausted from crying and drained from my travels. I got out of bed. The wound in my heart is still fresh and the pain is too deep. I am feeling heavy.I could feel like I could lose my mind in any minute. There are a lot of loud thoughts inside my head that made me feel even worse."Why did you do that such thing?" I heard Dwight's question when I went out from Ellaine's room.Ellaine's house is not that big but it was exquisitely built. Everything here is properly designed and I am convinced that she put a lot of money into making them.Ellaine built this house from her own money and hard work. She lives here alone. She let her personal driver stay at her condo. She claimed that it is her way to help him lessen his burdens in life. His driver was working h

Dale Daniel's POVAfter I'm done doing modifications for Inkwell's website, I chose to stay a little bit more on the internet, browsing here and there. Reading articles and news from other websites. Trending searches: Drizzles of YellowBefore I could think of it, I was already at the webpage of "Drizzles of Yellow". The web has a simple yet aesthetic layout. The title page is truly attractive. No wonder why it is one of the trending searches. The latest update on that blog has the title "Shade of Smiles" and "February's Love".I began reading its content. While I am on it, I've had goosebumps. I couldn't take my eyes off the monitor. I was glancing at that screen where I could see a cheerful kid, playing around. "Have you experienced losing the reason for your smile? If you'll ask me, I won't lie. Yes, I did. The reason for my smile was once gone. I thought that was the end bu