Novel & Cerita Janine Lindemann

Julian demanded, his voice trembling with a volatile mix of shock, awe, and a deep, instinctual paranoia that he couldn't shake. Sarah clicked a few keys, pulling up the employee roster for the third-party cleaning service. "Her name is Maya Lin. I am twenty-five years old. No college degree on file, Julian. She’s been working the night shift here for six months. Before that, her employment history is just retail cash-handling and low-level data entry for a local medical clinic."

I murmured. “Speak of the devil.” Detective baker frowned. I looked in the direction of where he was looking and saw a woman in a suit walking toward us. She had a friendly smile painted on her face, but I had a feeling we wouldn’t be the best of friends. “Detective Baker, long time no see,” she beamed. “I prefer it that way,” detective Baker grumbled. He still hadn’t returned her smile. So they must have some kind of history there. She looked at me. “You must be Marina Davis,” she said. “I am Special Agent Danna Halman. You can call me Danna or agent Danna.”

Her elephant-sized ears flapped a little. Karina clucked. "Sorry, old man! I've been silent all this time! Ask Linn the Ghost. She's good at imitating a slender man who likes to extend his arms. It's good for a classy mountain elf like me to be ignorant," Karina argued, shaking out her long, wavy hair. "You're all completely useless," Jordan said, which was just a passing wind to everyone in the room. "What treasures are in there?" "Miss Linn, I have reports of your actions with a human lately," Jemma said.

"Maya Brown, what is wrong with you?" Lily shouted at the frail girl who was lifting heavy metals on the floor. "I'm almost done, you don't need to worry!" Maya said in an indifferent tone. "What are you almost done? Don't you know that today we are hosting a total of five packs in our territory?" Lily asked angrily. "So why don't you leave so that I can finish my work." Maya was not fazed by the woman's shouting. Instead, she found her more and more annoying.

The room was quiet as everyone stared from her to the brave lady. "Introduce yourself," Lindsey said turning towards her. The lady smirked. "You are new here, so I think you should start with the introduction," She said making Lindsey scoff. Lindsey turned to Joyce who was seated left beside her as if directing the question to her. "She's ms Lilian, head of the team one department, in charge of fruit selection and refining," Joyce said. "Hmm, that's such a high-profiled job for you, don't you agree with me Ms. Lillian," Lindsey asked shifting her gaze to her. Ms. Lillian scoffed still staring deeply into Lindsey's eyes.

"The contents of this invite proves my very right to enter the Lycan's kingdom where the contract renewal is bound to be held." "The contract renewal will go as planned even without the Queen Luna's presence." Quinn narrowed his eyes as though warning me to back off. "That's just another way of discriminating me from all this, my lord." I know he'll bite back from this. "Leaxandra, darling, you are Lumina's Luna. No form of discrimination shall be thrown your way." He came closer to cup my chin up and force me to look him straight in the eye. "But your inclusion from this trip is a risk I cannot take."

Quiet people expected you to fill yours. The two board members were a married couple, sharp and pleasant, the kind of people who asked gentle questions and remembered every answer. There was a widow with a famous name, a younger man who laughed too easily, and a quiet woman named Mrs. Lind who, halfway through the second course, revealed that she knew a great deal about textiles. That was the moment Leah had feared and could not have planned for. “The gown was exquisite,” Mrs. Lind said. “I saw the photographs, of course. The lace at the shoulders was particularly fine. Who did you use?”

"What's wrong?" Timothy asked when he noticed Janina's strange look at him. Janina blinked from mental dullness as she stared at the man. "Nothing. I'm sorry; I was just thinking about something else." Timothy didn't ask any more questions and looked at Janina's plan again. He can say that this woman designer is really good—her designs are polished, and every detail is also indicated. Janina stopped what she was doing when her cell phone that was on the table vibrated. She quickly took it and read the message.

Jake said trying to pacify him too, he thought about it more after hearing jakes opinion, "Okay, Remove the names of your most important employees, but leave the employees with the most leaves, like the woman called Eliene Winters, why did she have so many leaves, Christelle?". Christelle was In charge of all the cleaners, maids, Launders etc, she was a 32 year old woman who was humble and had been with him since when he started the hotel, she was trusted to him.

“I know you look at me worse than a prostitute. Go on, shove that to my freaking face, Clyve, because you are so damn self-righteous that you never made mistakes. But I can’t turn back the time. One thing you should know is I never regretted every damn time I did what I did. That’s what made me who I am today. That’s why I am still here standing despite what happened in my past life. I will do it in a heartbeat for the sake of someone I care about. I never felt ashamed of being a Sindy Kate in case you haven’t noticed.” Maybe there was a grain of regret and trust left in him because he suddenly dropped his gaze. “Let me guess, you never experienced in a situation without a damn choice, have