First Order Of Business Novels & Stories

He trusted them enough that he thought that his help wouldn’t be needed anyway. And he was right­—about the plan part, the part about trust still had to be discovered by the flock cover in their shimmering plumage­—because the moment they read the news, they were already done with their chirps of briefing; they just had to improvise a few. The first one to leave was Von. “Are you sure you’re up for this? I don’t want to force you.” “Let’s see: easy, leisurely, and would give me time to grieve and seek justice—sounds like it checks all my boxes.”

Love is love, whatever the race, or the color or the gender. A sudden knock on my door brought me back to reality. "Come in." "I take that you didn't sleep much last night." "I'm sorry Mom, I know. I promised. But I just couldn't hold it much longer. This could end all of our problems, without people tracking me, we could live a normal life, in here. We could sleep not fearing for trackers to arrive and find us." "Oh sweetie, I know how you desperately want a normal life. But we, we are never going to be normal, we are different. And sometimes different is good."

He turned and started to cut and season. I sighed. "Did you kill him?" Xavier tensed, turning to look at me. "Would you hate me if I did?" I flinched, hurt he would even think that. "No. Never." I shook my head, seeing the fight in his eyes to believe me, I reached for his hand and he took it, squeezing my fingers gently. "Order is necessary for Packs and Clans. Without them, people like Paul, and Jordon, can really hurt someone or worse. I know I should probably hate violence, but I understand when it's called for." I pulled him closer, he let me, stepping towards me and I cupped his strong jaw. "So, no. I'll never hate you for doing your job, if anything, it turned me on a little." I gave

this is my decision. I am going to stand by it no matter what. As difficult as it is, I'm going back. I texted back, "I'm no my way back."

I reply sarcastically. "Good, now get to work. All of you. Business should keep going as usual. Any mishaps and you'll pay for them" he's addressing the guys. Until today, I hadn't known he could bark out orders the way he's doing. Since I don't want to think about his actions too much, I get up and go to the kitchen. I'll get myself a cup of coffee then find a quiet place to cram for my exams. Here's hoping I don't fuck up.

" You fucking kidding me? You're the boss here, and if what I'm thinking is right, the boss's always goes first. So, you first. " " Well, the boss gives orders to their juniors, so I'm insisting you go first. " I insisted. " I really appreciate it but, it's better off if you just... " The box made a strange sound, at first it sounded more like something was struggling in there, the we were quite for a long moment.

The woman hurried to sign for the package, and I slipped toward the exit. By the time she turned around, I was already standing outside. “Ma’am, I can’t complete this order today. I’ll file an incident report with the app. If you really need pet care, please place a new order with clear details.” I left immediately. At the time, I thought it was just a weird mix-up. I had no idea that from the moment I stepped into that mansion, I was already being targeted.

Work sure never makes him breathe even though he's in the middle of wedding preparations. “Maybe I should consider giving them another holiday, but if I do that the holiday will be too much, and soon it will be winter and Christmas… I still need to restock something, and launch some products… I must make sure that the company still maintains the number one position here, or else, father will be mad, and God knows what craziness he will do if that happens,”

She talked at a regular pace, which was comfortable to listen to. "I was thinking that we should sell for the first ten people and reject all the orders. After that we should then put up a preorder notice. Anyone who want our products will have to place an order beforehand and wait for some time before they can get their order." "The reason why I'm saying this is because, first we have just started this business, so we are practically new to the market. If we meet all the orders now, people will easily get bored by our products as it will be easy to get."

I look down at the address again. My first task. My first test. I take a deep breath. “Don’t mess this up,” I whisper to myself. Then I straighten my shoulders and start walking.