Love In The Big City Novel Novels & Stories

His love for her blossomed gradually into a gut-wrenching need to be with her. He proposed to her, before they graduated from college. He had a degree in economics, and she majored in business. When she had burst into tears and proclaimed her love for him, he had believed that he was with his true love and that it could only get better from that point onwards but he had been gravely mistaken. The shift in her behaviour had occurred a week after they had returned from the honeymoon when she received a phone call informing her that she had obtained a high ranking position in a fancy, multibillion dollar, tech company.

She always has a small smile, innocent and pure, with mid-waist black hair and deep black eyes. This girl is different without heavy makeup or any act of luxury, simple. “Oh… good, good, this place is really good, and there are many places you can watch, you will definitely enjoy your stay here” The driver is a native of El Eastree, and he is passionate about his own place, so he is proud when someone says that this place is good. ---------- Author’s Note: Hello Everyone, My new book is here; please do read and give a review and comment on it.

She furrows her eyebrows and asks, "What? Did I say something wrong?" I snap out of my stance and plaster a fake smile on my face before shaking my head, 'no'. "Keep eating Rachel." Her smile appears again and she sucks on her bottom lip, "For the first time, Troy suggests that I keep eating and doesn't blabber nonsense about how unhealthy this is? Wow,it's my honour sir." she teases me but I don't falter. Janice Willow is the girl burglar.

If he wants that I read this book then no problem I will do it. After spending my precious ten minutes I realized that this a romantic novel on Ceo and his secretary now why on earth he wanted me to read something like this. I threw the book on the desk as he leans back in his chair in order to give me a full look at his face. An expressionless face.

A look that said: you are mine, and nothing in this city can take you from me. The Boss stepped forward, and without hesitation, pulled Rico into his arms. For the first time in months, Rico let himself collapse against him, breathing in the familiar scent of smoke and power. The city could gossip, the law could bend, the world could judge — but love had won. At least, for now.

And tonight, on Christmas, it was happening. Would you believe, he didn’t push me away when I said I loved him? Somehow, I got lucky. Really lucky. We went downstairs, and I grabbed a DVD from the shelf. Indecent Proposal. It sounded interesting enough. I popped it into the player and, for the mood, we left the lights off. I curled up beside Jazper Ray, my head resting on his chest. He held my hand while wrapping his other arm around me. “I can’t believe he’d actually do that, for money,” Jazper Ray said, shaking his head at the screen. “If it were me, I’d rather be poor with her than rich without her.”

But this time, she didn't account for something that couldn't be bought or broken. Love. Real, brutal, unwavering love. And now we weren't just in the game. We were flipping the damn board. As Calder turned onto the rural road leading out of the city, Penny rested her hand on my thigh. Her touch was steady. Grounding. "We finish this," she whispered. I nodded. "We burn her legacy to the ground." And somewhere in the distance, thunder rolled across the sky like a warning. Or a promise. * Penny *

So much so that the last beata in the city had two children, one was a whore and the son was a gay, this was like everyone else in that city, whores and closeted males. One of the priestesses had long since become a love professional, which led to a stampede from the city of sin and pleasure. There was never more talk of convents in that city, which only has mobsters and love professionals. That city became different, it was funny how things changed.

I scanned the street and flagged down a taxi. “Please hurry,” I begged the driver, who nodded and sped off. I glanced back to see Tiffany just coming out of the mall, holding her waist, her expression torn. I slumped into my seat and exhaled deeply. My biggest problem now? Finding a new place to live and a new job. No way was I going home—Papa would still insist on that marriage. I had no clue where I ended up. The taxi stopped in a bustling neighborhood full of houses and shops.

“Every promises Edward made to my parents were fulfilled. We were elevated from poverty. Nelly went to school to the highest level, I decided to end mine on bachelor’s degree, then I met my husband. Now before all the lived happily ever after, there was a time six years after your mother’s marriage to your father, Edward’s kinsmen and parents sort to end the marriage. It had been six years of childlessness. And immediately at that moment, the universe smiled its face at Nelly. She had you few months later and you came into this world ending unresolved issues between families. “Immediately after my graduation, I married my husband, he wasn’t rich but I loved him regardless. And today, we are