Erp Story Novels & Stories

Ferdinan never had the chance to explain his feelings for Erika to Alan; he had to leave because his mission was completed, and he had to disappear without a trace. Erika stood there, tears streaming down her cheeks. Her memories with Ferdinan flashed before her eyes. He had always been there for her. After her parents passed away, leaving her an orphan, Ferdinan had been her superhero, always ready and vigilant by her side. Unbeknownst to Erika, Ferdinan had been sent by her father before his death to protect her from her uncle and relatives who sought to harm her for the inheritance.

Who is the psycho that has spread bad rumours about him? Erin's fear flew away in a jiffy. She is more confident now than before. She soon starts the presentation featuring their products. The meeting goes on. But the whole time her eyes followed an old man who had been sitting beside Edward. He's going to sign the contract. So she wants to make him believe that their products are the best! And she hasn’t failed Edward or the VR company since the meeting has successfully ended. Edward already signed the contract with the old man.

“You’ve earned it. You’ve rebuilt this company from the ground up, and everyone here knows it. You’re more than worthy.” She looked at him, his confidence in her unwavering, and it brought a smile to her face. “Alright,” she agreed. “I’ll do it.” --- On the day of the interview, Erica found herself sitting across from a journalist who asked questions that were both insightful and challenging. The journalist seemed intrigued by her story, diving deep into Erica’s journey and the personal toll the company’s challenges had taken on her. Erica answered thoughtfully, sharing her vision for the future while acknowledging the struggles that had shaped her.

I was amazed that I could still hold back my emotions and not explode. This man was truly a bastard. He treated women like trash that could be thrown away whenever he wanted. Ah! I should have known that already, but I still wanted to complain. Eiser left just like that, disappearing behind the hotel room door. I remained frozen where I stood. The check in my hand was crushed until it was no longer recognizable. “Shit!” I threw the crumpled check onto the floor out of frustration. My mission had failed. ***

Paula says as she entwined her arm in mine. "Should I ask my dad for a donation to the charity?" Irina asks. "Yes please." Paula says. "The charity is a fund for kids with cancer who can't afford treatment." I say explaining. The school bell rings and we say bye to Irina and Paula and I head to class. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Welcome back," Erick voiced out with a smile on his face the moment his gaze landed on Ivy. His eyes softened almost immediately as he looked at her. "She's just so cute… I suddenly felt like feeding her. I once had a daughter like her." "Once had?" Ivy raised an eyebrow, curiosity flashing through her eyes as she stared at him carefully. "It's… a long story. Don't mind me." Erick replied quickly, instantly breaking eye contact because he didn't want her to notice the tears that had already gathered in his eyes.

Eris has live and breathed for the good of her younger siblings ever since they lost their parents years ago, and now she's finally getting to reap the fruits of her labor. When she's finally getting to figure out what she wants in life, she's skeptical. The future is scary, and putting her interests first, for the first time in years feels...strange. When her brother Topher makes her the new CEO, she's like a fish out of water. She has no education, or experience being a CEO, but Topher insists she'll figure everything out, and also hires her an assistant to help her out.

Since she was worried about being late, then she would give her all time she needed after class. “Crap!” Erika cursed reversing back into the room, closing it quietly as she remained standing. “Fine! The truth is….” She quickly explained starting from her accidentally bumping into Jeremy in the hall-way, team selection for the internship program and the graphic anime filers scattered about the crowded halls, aimed at mocking her family’s name.”

Eric offered a light greeting, setting his own phone aside as he pulled into traffic. Autumn used the quiet drive to flip through the list of corporate entities she had uncovered. “Epic Industries,” Eric’s voice rang out suddenly, cutting through her thoughts. “Huh?” she asked, puzzled. “It’s on your list,” Eric said, nodding toward the paper in her lap before focusing back on the road as the light turned green. Autumn looked down. Indeed, Epic Industries was one of the primary shell companies she had flagged. “You know them?”

Ze always enjoyed the flexibility hir contracts were empowered with. “More or less,” ze responded. “Just finished up my last job. Didn’t exactly come out like I expected, but at least I still got paid… Well, I’m sure you know how it is.” Eris nodded emphatically. She certainly had her fair share of jobs gone sideways. Sometimes they even descended into straight-up disasters. But in the end, her ledger always swelled. “Anway,” she said. “I’m ringing you up because I’ve got a job for you. Not really your usual thing, but I need someone who can get this job done. A real pro.”