Books Like The Deal Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Great. Make yourself at home." "You know what I want, Aria." He spoke in a deep voice with his smouldering gaze fixed on me that for a second I thought he meant something else. I swallowed hard and took a step back just to maintain a safe distance between us. I was hard to think when he was close to me. The Deal. He was talking about the deal. Pull yourself together! "It still doesn't make sense. Don't you have money to pay anyone or buy anyone to make it look real?"

I wanted to call out to him through the intercom, but Willie kept urging me, getting me more in a spin. Ted was still babbling on the sofa about what had happened tonight. He was obviously very pleased with himself. Seemingly he had gotten a huge bargain. It turned out that they had made a deal with Dad. My heart sank. What kind of good deals could they make? It was either shifters for the drug experiment or female and child shifters for the kidnap. I hated people like them. How many shifters would suffer?

If I continue to be nice to people then they will think I am weak and will take me for granted. Well, I am good as long as I don't take innocent people for granted and I don't take innocent lives. I carried my laptop on my palm and headed to my well, large furnished office on the third floor. I sipped my coffee as I sat down to finalize the deal with Dwayne & Co properties. "Is that the final price for the hotel? Look, Mr. Dwayne, I already have people who are disturbing my emails every day for me to buy their hotels. I am just waiting for you to talk over it."

It doesn't mean a thing to him. He is only using me to get over her. His ex girlfriend and it hurts so much. No, It's because of the deal. I wish it could just mean something to him. I wish that I could mean something but of course, that's just a impossible wish that's never going to come through. Once these two months is over, I'll be gone just like I had come and we won't ever cross paths with each other ever again, just like he had said. I stare up at the sky and breathe out. God, why do you have us fall in love with those that would never be ours anyways? Why! Love is really a complicated thing.

Armed with nothing but determination, I went to work. Damien had said he wouldn't be gone for long. I hoped that changed somehow. The first victim of my determined conquest was the shelves. Most of them contained nothing but books. With the amount of books he had in the study, I was sure there would be some that hadn't gotten human attention in a very long time. One by one, I went through each shelf. Anytime I came across an unusual object, my heart would surge with excitement. But they all turned out to be nothing, and each time, my excitement would deflate as quickly as it had surged.

"You still got a page full of them." "But- That's no fair!" Nate whined again and I resisted the urge to roll my eyes, biting into my cheek to hold a smile and going back to make a neat copy of my notes. "I demand a re-deal." "And what is that?" I hummed not glancing up. "For each problem I got right, you take one cloth off." my heart somersaulted and this time my wide eyes found his immediately. Was he for real? He smirked now having my attention. "Don't worry, I'll undress whenever I get one wrong. Deal?"

This is just the beginning, loving the billionaire series continues with: Book 2: A Game With The Billionaire (Emma and Jeremy) Book 3: Taming the Billionaire (Nicole and Xavier) and possibly two more for Ethan and Nicholas. Until then, stay smart like Arya and Wanda, sweet and kind like Clara, and maybe, just maybe a little cray cray like Anna and Alisha (minus the murders, obviously!) See you in the next one!

Shiela said, shaking her head. "Let’s see what’s inside the paper bags, Lyrica," Misha said excitedly. I nodded and opened the first paper bag. It was a nude-brown flowy dress with sleeves, made of luxurious fabric. "Girl! He’s planning to take you on a date!" Misha squealed. "Shush, Misha!" Shiela complained, making me laugh. "It’s so elegant, Lyrica. It suits you perfectly," Misha added, ignoring Shiela.

He never left Leon’s fierce gaze, even for just a second. Leon chuckled. It was amusing how the look both of Felen and Abelard gave was almost similar. They’re really siblings with the same blood. “You’ve seen me before, haven’t you?” “… Yes,” he replied in a choked voice. The memory of last time came back. “I’d like to offer you a deal.” “A deal ...?” Abelard’s thick eyebrows knit together. “Right.” Then a thick black book with a seal on the side appeared in Leon’s right hand.