All Chapters of Married To My Arrogant Boss: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The island sun beat down on Liam and Jane as they both continued their journey, navigating their way between bushes. “Okay, I’m done. We’ve been walking for what seems like days now, Liam. Are you sure we're going the right way?” Jane spoke up, completely exasperated as she struggled to breathe. “Come on, you have to trust me,” Liam simply replied. After they had left the mansion, Liam had led Jane to a secluded area and now they avoided trees and shrubs in bushes as they tried to find their destination only known to Liam. Jane was not worried about the adventure, but it had been over thirty minutes now and the heat and hunger began to weigh her down while Liam still seemed unbothered. “We’re on the right path, I know this place like the back of my hand, so come on,” Liam continued before turning and walking further. Jane simply let out a sigh and followed close behind, left with no other choice. Liam continued cutting down shrubs and moving trees to the side, clearing a path fo

Liam turned towards where she was pointing, lost for words. The footprints were recent and couldn’t be theirs so whose were they? “Maybe farmers,” he said, looking bewildered. “Someone must’ve been around,” Jane said, still looking a bit horrified and confused. “I tried to play it cool, but something is odd around here.” “Don’t be dramatic, Jane. Let’s go. You might catch a cold,” Liam said dismissing her worries. He knew he had no explanation but the thought of someone following them was a bitt far-fetched. It could be anyone even though he knew the chances of someone passing by were low. Jane let out a sneeze thatt caught Liam’s attention. “You’ve caught a cold,” he said, his face etched with worry. Jane smiled sheepishly, “yeah, I don’t do well with the rain and cold,” she said again before letting out a sneeze. Liam noticed her face was red and her body shaking slightly with little shivers. “Let's get going,” he said, before turning around. “Oh Liam, I’m so weak,” she

“Erica,” Liam called out, staring at the woman standing at the doorway with a protruding belly and a wide smile. “What are you doing?” “Oh hush Liam, I’m not here for you,” she said, before turning to Jane. “Chris told me you were both stuck in the storm. The weather around here can get very unpredictable.” Erica said with a sad expression in Jane's direction. “I came to check on my sister in law. Plus, we’ve barely had enough time to bond so off you go, Liam,” Erica continued, walking towards them not caring that she had interrupted the couple. Jane let out a giggle as she watched Liam’s heavily pregnant sister push Liam out of the room. After succeeding, Erica turned to Jane with a huge smile on her face. “Oi, a pity. Poor you must’ve fallen ill,” Erica said, observing the blankets, the medicine and Jane's flushed cheeks. Jane giggled again, “I’m fine. Your accent, it’s British.” Jane said in wonder. “Ahh, yes,” Erica replied, walking up to Jane and occupying the space Li

It was a very bright day and the sun beat down mercilessly but it was bearable thanks to the ocean breeze that swept through the small island. The grand west trip had finally come to an end and Jane was more than ready to go back to her reality, where Liam was simply her boss. Looking back and admiring the view, Jane's hair was swept into different directions. She took a deep breath and finally boarded the huge private plane. Unlike the last time, Fiona and Chris were joining her and Liam. She was much more pleased with the arrangement than she let on. Liam had suddenly become irritable and she wasn’t thrilled about being confined in the same space with him. Jane berated herself for thinking he was a better person. He is simply a jerk. She walked down the plane aisle before finding a comfortable spot at the corner and settling in. A few minutes later, the plane took off with the four of them on board. During mid-flight, Chris offered Jane a drink, which she had accepted and

“Mr. Grain, this can’t possibly be real!!” Jane exclaimed as she barged into the office of her department boss. “This contains data from 2011 till date. How am I supposed to manually input all this data before tomorrow morning? This is ridiculous!” “Jane, I'm going to need you to quiet down,” Mark said, still furiously typing on his computer. “Besides, I didn’t give that order, if you have a problem with it, take it to the CEO or your husband, I presume,” he said, looking at her with a side glance. “But, you don’t see any problem with this request?” Jane asked, visibly agitated. Mark simply shrugged, obviously less concerned. “Not my problem, Jane. I simply deliver as I was told. I would advise getting to work.” Mark finished, not giving her any more of his attention. Jane threw her hands in exasperation. Stomping out of his office, she walked back to her spot trying to make sense of the sick Joke Liam seemed to be playing on her. “I would’ve offered my help, but even ten of u