Darren Hardy: Books Mga Nobela at Kwento

Did Cherry return for Hardy? Then…

Taking a deep breath, I pushed the door open a little further. Darren’s bedroom was immaculate, not a thing out of place. A massive bed with neat charcoal gray blankets and pillows, ever the minimalist, sat in the middle of the room. Two nightstands sat on either side of the bed, one of which looked entirely unused, like he’d purchased it just for symmetry and nothing else. My gaze wandered to the nightstand that did look used. A small stack of books caught my attention—business texts, historical novels, and then, tucked underneath them, a well-worn copy of The Count of Monte Cristo.

Darren is decluttering his flat because he's going to move to a much bigger space. After so many years, he is fully adjusted to the life at L.A. Of course, he still misses a lot of things back home, and he sometimes wants to visit there. He suddenly paused on organizing his books when he accidentally saw Palmridge High's official newspaper, which is "The Chronicle." And he saw Emma's article about him again, after so many years...

Especially someone who didn't know and didn't want to understand how pure and genuine that love was. "I love you too, Darren." *** Hello everyone. Thank you for reading the Chloe-Daren story until the end. I also appreciate your support and appreciation. I'm very happy to have completed this story, despite its many shortcomings. Don't forget to follow my account and also read my other works, which are equally exciting, I guarantee you'll enjoy reading them for a long time. There are three other titles: Heir of Revenge, Under His Rules, My Billionaire's Baby. Maybe next month there will be a new title ready to accompany your days.