Little Mix And One Direction Novels & Stories

I was still drinking when I heard my phone beep Lydia: "Not yet" Me: "what are you doing?" Lydia: "watching movie with Nicole" Me: "Perhaps is it romantic comedy" I asked Lydia: "No action movie" Me: "Next time we are going to watch movie together but romantic comedy" Lydia: "Okay " she replied this girl she's funny Me: "I miss you" I instantly reply, I know its not been long we met but I still miss her, I waited for her to reply back but she didn't, so I texted her again

I spend the remaining twenty minutes sipping my mango juice, watching people coming and going, getting their lunches or just going about their businesses. Its ten minutes past when I return to my cubicle, I slipped on my one ear bud, hit up One Direction and get back to work. I spend a long time fixing up his schedule, did he not work at all yesterday? Half the stuff here is on red to show missed or pending tasks. At the end of day, I’m putting my things together after making notes on what to work on based on priority the next day. I tossed my water bottle into my bag, then my ear buds after clicking stop on the music when the door to to my right opens.

Malcolm’s amused expression didn't fade as we rode the express elevator, which now felt less like a means of transport and more like a rocket heading into the orbit of corporate royalty. We exited on the top floor—the Executive Suite. ​It was impossibly quiet up here, the silence even heavier than the lobby's, weighted not just by billions, but by total, suffocating authority. The hallway was hushed, carpeted in deep gray wool that swallowed sound. There was nothing on the walls except abstract, minimalist art that probably cost more than my student loans.

And then I remembered—two days from now would be their birthday. In previous years, I had always booked a private dining room at a hotel for their celebrations. But this year, I thought, why not combine their birthday party with a banquet to celebrate their admission? It would be lively, joyful, and memorable. I went ahead and reserved a grand hall at the finest restaurant in the city. At the same time, I shared the news of their admission in the family group chat. The moment the message went out, the notifications exploded—99+ in an instant.