Gina Preman Pensiun Novels & Stories

"Mrs. Lane, now that Helen's career is rising to new heights, I'd advise you to be more subtle and not do anything that would hurt Lane Holdings' reputation." Gina glanced at Greg and immediately understood. "I'm single now," she replied with a snort. "I can do whatever I want." "Does Gramps know?" Frank asked, narrowing his eyes. "Shut up, you piece of shit!" Gina pointed at Frank's nose as she snapped right then. "Who do you think you are, lecturing me on what to do?" Greg stopped her just then. "That's enough, Gina. Stop arguing with him—I'll speak with Mr. Lane in a few days about remarrying."

She was wearing a stylish women's suit, looking cool and stylish. That was Laila Haynes, the president of the National Piano Association! Her piano skills were extremely high, and she had won numerous domestic and international awards since she was young. Before the age of forty, she had already been the president for several years and was respected as a piano master. Gina saw her and quickly tidied up her clothes. She glanced at herself in the mirror. Under the dim lighting, the blush on her cheeks seemed as if it had been applied with makeup.

Mia laughed at her friend’s dramatic words. She told Gina that she wasn’t confident about reclaiming her former status as a prodigy, but she would try her best. Gina kept reassuring her, pumping her up. “As the most mysterious figure in the interior design industry, you suddenly retired at the peak of your career three years ago. Your decision sent shockwaves through the entire industry. Everyone agreed that no one would surpass your achievements for a hundred years.” “So trust me, Mia. If you decide to return, that throne is still yours,” Gina said, patting Mia’s shoulder encouragingly, her eyes full of certainty.

Prime Entertainment had influence in the country’s entertainment industry. What I did not expect was to walk in on them talking about having dinner that night. “My treat,” I immediately offered. This was my way of helping Gina gain support. Although they had all treated her well, I noticed during dinner that more people were trying to please her. I also noticed her cousin trying to get my attention. Gina once told me that whatever she had, Emily always wanted to take away. I knew the rumors in the company. Many thought that Gina was a mistress. I must say I found Emily’s behavior strange. She and Ethan were already engaged—why would she want to ruin that just to become my mistress because of

"That's our savings. More than half is my grandma's pension. I told you on the phone—she's in the ER. She needs that money to live." Gina rolled her eyes. "You're still putting on a show? You followed us here just to stop Peter? It's just money. I'll pay you back after my bonus next month. You really gonna be this cheap?" I ignored her, eyes on Peter. "Transfer the rest. Now." He stood and shoved the card back into his wallet. "Joey Jensen, this is unbelievable. You that jealous you can't show basic decency? Gina's shaken up. Instead of caring, you're making a scene. Where's the grace of someone about to be my wife?"

“Tell me, did you do it?” Gina’s face turned into a wide smirk, adding fuel to my burning anticipation. “Of course. Did you doubt it?” For the last couple of years, Gina has been working as the PA of the CEO of one of the most prominent restaurant chains in the city. She had been crazy in love with him ever since she started working there, and he was a typical playboy, sleeping around and chasing everything that wore a skirt. Not being able to handle him anymore, Gina took two weeks off, and this morning, when she returned, she was supposed to hand him the resignation letter, effective immediately.

WOMAN. Phone vibrated. I took out my phone from my pants pocket and it was from EPL (Europa-pacific Lines). I didn't answer nor cut it.... Meanwhile, Geneva Lucretia Salinas, the goddaughter of old Salinas Augustus Jackson, president of the Tinsel Progressive Congress, was presenting the grand funders for 2021, “In the honour of 2022 Mind of the Elderlies launch, I'm glad to present to you our grand funders...”