Semua Bab Falling for the billionaire CEO who hated me before : Bab 11 - Bab 20

“The storm sure looks very nasty today, “ Andy said as he looked down the streets from his window. “It gets worse each time, too. The storm is always bad, causing havoc and destroying properties, “ Mayla added. “There are times the water from the storm gets into the hotel. When it happens, there’s always a power outage,” Mayla said. “But we could be lucky today, maybe it might not …”Just then, a crack of Darkness took the room in a single second. Andy reached out for his lamp and turned it on. All of a sudden, the room brightened. The wind began to blow, causing the curtains to lie closely against the walls, as if they had merged with them. The entire room suddenly became cold. Mayla started to shiver. Andy, seeing this, took his blanket and covered her. “Are you fine now ?” He asked her. She nodded her head and told him she was grateful. He asked her if she was comfortable sleeping close to him for the night. Mayla told him it was fine, but it meant she had to get up early and le

Mayla ignored him and went on to sweep the pieces of glass on the floor .later that evening when Mayla got home, she saw a piece of paper in her pocket. “ how did this get here, she asked herself, reading the details of the paper, she got curios, she looked around her and outside her window, thinking that maybe someone was watching of following her but she saw nothing. She went back to sleep and decided to see what the next day brought. Luckily, she didn’t have work the next day, so she was calm, and she slept peacefully. The next day, as Mayla was waiting at the park, she saw Andy walking nearby. She was shocked. “What are you doing here? She asked him. So it was you? The letter was from you ?” Mayla said as she walked away. “Wait, wait,” Andy said as he reached for her hand. And before he knew it, she slapped his face. “Don’t you ever lay your hands on me ever again, “ Mayla shouted. Some by-passers kept staring at them and wondering what was wrong. Andy, out of shame, walked away

The light from the sun shined through the thin blue curtains of the hotel , warm and golden as usual . Bright, perhaps too bright for mayla’s pounding headache. She squinted, instinctively shielding her eyes with the back of her hand , and slowly she became aware of her surroundings, the soft sheets tangled around her legs, the faint scent of cologne still lingering in the room, and the faint hum of the city waking outside. Her stomach dropped suddenly . Memories from the previous night came rushing in like a storm . The laughter, the reckless flirtation… and then the blurred intimacy that followed. Her pulse surged, panic rising like a storm was rising inside her. She stood upright, clutching the sheets around her, desperate to regain some sense of control. The weight beside her, Andy’s presence, was real. The fact that he was there and also so close, so tangible made her heart twist painfully. Andy stirred at her , and he stretched lazily before opening his eyes. He gave her a

Tris took a step closer, voice cutting like a knife. “If you end up pregnant, don’t expect me to help you. I will not raise someone else’s mistake. If you get pregnant—” Mayla’s breath hitched. Her mother’s words landed like a slap. “You will take care of that bastard alone.” Silence exploded in the room. Mayla stared at her mother as if she were a stranger. A physical pain bloomed in her chest — shock, disbelief, betrayal. Her vision blurred. “You didn’t just say that,” she whispered. Tris crossed her arms. “I meant every word.” Mayla stood, breath unsteady. “You don’t know anything. You don’t know what I feel. You don’t know what happened.” “I don’t need details to know stupidity when I see it.” “Wow,” Mayla whispered, voice shaking. “You’re unbelievable.” Tris snapped back, voice rising, “What’s unbelievable is how irresponsible you’re being!” Mayla paced, hands in her hair. “I can’t believe you’re talking to me like this.” “I raised you better than this!

Mayla stood in front of the hotel manager’s desk the next day , fingers trembling as she clenched the termination letter.“Please,” she whispered, voice raw. “It was a misunderstanding. I need this job. I’ll take any shift. Anything.” Mayla said while sobbing The manager didn’t even look up at her .“Mayla, we’ve made our decision.”“But,” Mayla said as she went on her knees to plead “Security will escort you out if you don’t leave.” The manager said sternly. Her knees weakened. She wanted to scream, to explain, to tell them Andy wasn’t a “client,” that she hadn’t broken any rules.But her lips didn’t move.She walked out with her dignity cracking like thin glass.Outside the building, she grabbed her co-worker’s phone.“Please, just let me make one call,” she begged.The girl hesitated, then handed it over.Mayla dialed Andy’s number.Ring.Ring.Call failed.Her heartbeat quickened.She dialed again.Call failed.“Why won’t you answer?” she whispered shakily.She tried again, and