Are You Satisfied Marina Novels & Stories

That was Amira trying her best not to look bad in Summer's eyes after her last statement must have dropped like a bombshell. "Having no friends is quite preferable to having fake ones." Marina smiled quirking one of her brows up leaving them to their fate as she washed the dishes and after that, walked back up the stairs to her room without a word from the both of them. They looked like they were fighting or mad at each other when she passed by them and she couldn't stop myself from smiling inwardly. First mission accomplished.

Everything looked clean and perfect. “You're gloating now, huh?” A voice scoffed behind me. I spun on my feet to see who it was. Marina. Her lips curled up in disgust. I heaved and pursed my lips, clasping my hands over my abdomen. “Good morning, ma'am.” “The only thing good about this morning is that I'm finally getting rid of you,” she sneered. I smiled and nodded. “Thank you ma.” She eyed me for a beat, while I held my breath— anticipating the worst. After what felt like eternity, she finally spoke. “Go and get the manicure kit. My nails are overgrown.”

His body vibrates from excitement. Reaching around, I hold him under his bottom to secure him to my back. He thanks Marina without me having to remind him. Progress. “You’re welcome.” Holding another up to me, she asks, “What about you, Joemar? Do you have a sweet tooth?” Nothing about my thoughts is appropriate right now, which is what she intended. Innocence has taken over her expression with wide eyes and batting eyelashes, but that flirtatious smile on her face gives away the underlying entendre.

I gave her a small nod, hoping it reassured her that we were almost through this. “Good morning,” Sarah said politely, pouring herself a cup of tea. “Morning,” Marina replied, her tone civil but cool. The atmosphere was awkward, like walking on eggshells. I hated seeing Sarah like this—guarded, bracing herself for whatever comment Marina might throw her way next. I decided to step in and keep the peace. “So, Marina,” I said, breaking the silence, “what’s next on your agenda? Any big plans once you’re back home?” “Oh, you know,” she said, her tone vaguely disinterested. “Work, family… the usual.”

"This woman is consuming all my inner peace. She's not just taken my rights as a wife, she's taken up my responsibilities as well! Poor Malinda! Why did I come here then? Should I fight for my rights? No, I don't think this is the right time to do so. Yes! once Araxie gets married, she and her husband would go back to where they came from and then, I'll fight this woman with so much ease. Brilliant!"Malinda thought inwardly as she found a way to vanish from the room before Tia could come in. "Is everything fine. Why did you take long to get the door? You look bothered too. What's the matter Marina."Tia pointed on seeing how worried Marina looked. "It's nothing. I think I'm just worried about

They were so joyous bubbling about their off the wall memories with each other. Suddenly Marina's phone rang. She perceived the name of the caller and she lit a slight smile. "Excuse me, I have to take this." she excused herself. They nodded. Marcus was thinking, "It might be her lover. haha. Look, she is happy", he was signifying about the pleasant aura of Marina who were standing not far away. "Impossible.. She likes you. " Hillary stated. Marcus gazed at her. After a while. Marina came back to her seat.

he looked at her lips, smiling. "Oh! You're a terrible flirt," Ida chuckled. "You'll get used to it." "What are you thinking?" Ida asked as he seemed to be zoned out. "Marina. She died." "What? Who?" Ida was shocked. "Web series. Elite," Santner said, raising his brows. "Oh- crap. She? I was freaked in a second," Ida said in a hush voice while he giggled. Mrs. Jade was solving problems on the blackboard. While Ida looked at the blackboard, she got sight of Sarah signalling her from the window. She was showing sign like asking her to come out.