Go Beyond Mha Novels & Stories

Mia retorted with a domineering expression. Then, she turned to Arthur's personal secretary and gave a cold command, "This matter cannot be overlooked. Wesley, investigate this thoroughly. I want to see who's providing assistance to such people. Since she's so unruly, with intentions to disrupt the harmony of the Foswood’s business world, then cancel all her qualifications to do business in the city!" Mia glanced in the direction where Liora was hiding, her attitude turning colder. Wesley Mcguire respectfully replied, "Yes, Ms. Mia. We will investigate this matter thoroughly."

I added, and she nodded. Brenda bowed and turned around to leave but stopped when she got to the door. "Sir, I saw the contract signed with the Mr Marcus' company. The investment is high, and while it won't affect our projects, it's still risky. Do you have a plan for that, Sir?" Heck, this is the issue with working with a competent person.

Carolina reached for her water glass without drinking from it. Mena smiled again. “I want to thank you, first, for everything you’ve given to this space. Your vulnerability. Your honesty. Your presence. I know it hasn’t been easy, and I also know many of you have walked through deep emotional waters—grief, growth, forgiveness, reflection.” Devon sat forward, elbows on the table. Kingsley glanced at him but said nothing. “And as we enter this final stretch, I just want to invite you to make the most of it,” Mena went on. “You came here for a reason. Maybe to rediscover yourselves. Maybe to heal. Maybe to let go.”

The main office of the hotel and resort company owned by chairman Ruiz was located at the penthouse of one of the tallest buildings in the metropolis. It occupies the ten floors where all the departments were grouped and managed by the CEO who reports daily to the chairman. It is also the CEO's job to update the chairman with even the smallest detail regarding their business which had grown so big that they are actually looking for expansion in the nearby Asian countries. One morning, CEO Gonzales went to the chairman and asked him about some matters regarding some opposition to their newly launched project which was a hotel with a resort and restaurant which they planned to build on an are

"I will figure it out. It's Monday. I have to attend Michelle's burial on Saturday. We can go to Paris today and come back on Friday." Ryke didn't say anything. "Ryke please , I need a break." "You have already missed so many classes." She sighed, "Fine. Since you are so bothered. I'm going to take all my classes online from now on. The drama in my life is just too much. If that doesn't work out then I will just take a gap year." "But-" "But nothing. You didn't even want me going to college in the first place." "I wasn't going to stop you from going to college."

I endured the cold and this physical exercise of going around a mountain to gaze upon the heavenly valley with lush green nature and my favourite animals that I was promised by my parents. The know my weakness, my love for animlas and nature, but still won't get me a dog. Every time I ask my mom to get me a pet she says I am enough but she is also right it's hard to take care of pets and my parents don't have thst leisure of time. We all had to come here today for my mother's departmental research. Her team members are also with us. 'We are really close' she yelled with joy calling out to the people behind us, informing them our approaching destination. They waved back to us showing they und

Something is up. I look outside. There is no sign of Purrey. Or Alphonsus. Or the SUV. I turn back to the maid with fidgeting hands. “Where are they?” “They left.” Her voice is barely audible. Greta comes out from the back hallway, carrying her sturdy medical bag. “The whole house was in a frenzy as to your whereabouts, Mr. Crosswalk.” I spare her a brief glance before returning my gaze to the trembling maid. “What do you mean they left?”

Magenta. "I know that you might have a lot of fear inside you. It's never easy to get rid of those, I know but if you're not going to chase your dreams, who is going to do it for you? Your mail man? Your dishwasher? The people around you? No. There will not be anyone to chase your dreams for you. Always remember that." I said and before leaving the podium, "Go beyond your boundaries, you will never regret it." * * * "I'm sorry if we were late. You know already that I am managing this painting org for children. I couldn't leave as soon as I want." Dandara said to start off our conversation.

The chat was too lovely to be destroyed by a sad memories. He left early this morning to get some things in order. Some things he refused to mention but I don't have any doubt about him. He also said we will move into our home when he gets back. And I'm so excited. It's like unlocking a new chapter of my life. The days of darkness, trauma and lack of love are all over. And now I'm stepping into days of light, peace of mind, unconditional love, sparks and fireworks in my belly. I can never get enough of these.

Through my tear-blurred vision, I thought I saw her walking toward the afterlife, and I screamed her name as loud as I could. But she never looked back. In the end, she disappeared for good. I did not know if it was real or just my twisted imagination. …… It took me six years to set everything right with Xander Corporation, all while helping Anna keep the truth of Emma’s death hidden from my stepmom. To atone for what I had done, I dedicated a large portion of the company’s funds to establishing a foundation against domestic violence. With that money, I helped women like my stepmom, who had once felt trapped in a marriage that made life unbearable.