Meeting Her Novels & Stories

But more than that, I needed to know if she was still there—for me. The next morning dawned gray and heavy. My phone buzzed, pulling me from restless sleep. I snatched it up with trembling hands. It was her. “Richard… we need to talk. Please can we meet after work hours , I have something to tell you.” Her words sent a rush of relief and anxiety crashing through me. I threw on some clothes and drove to her apartment, my mind racing with questions. What did she want to talk about? Was it good news or bad?

I don't need to search far when I see someone approach me from behind. ' It's that woman.' I rise to my feet and face her. I watch in anticipation as she stops, pushes her scarf back to reveal more of her face, that She's kept covered. " We meet again young one." She speaks. She walks around the bench until she takes a seat. How did she find me? " Please, join me." My cheeks warm up when I realise that I've been standing and looking down at her this whole time. She must think I'm rude.

Even without getting replies from me, she continues to update me. Me: I'm home. I chatted with her, and within seconds, she replied. Yannie Ace: Good (smiley emoji). Let's eat. My heart skipped a beat. Me: Together? Yannie Ace: Yup (smiley emoji) A strange joy filled me. So... Me: Yannie... Yannie Ace: Yes? Me: Let's meet. I invited her. I wanted to see her before I completely felt all sorts of emotions. I wanted to see her before I went crazy because of her.

That attitude was commendable, though it drained her as quickly as that. “Anyway, I need a meeting with her.” She concluded. Midas professionally bobbed his head. “As you wish. I’ll schedule your meeting.”

I want a simple and private life remember…she laughed a little. Okay, can we meet somewhere where no one will recognize me? Alright, plan it. I can meet you anytime.

"Yes! Okay! Okay, great. Meet me here at the school later... the party starts by eight so meet me here by eight. We'll walk there together." Alright, she already had the plans all set and I just had to agree to it. That was okay. I nodded once, though I still wasn't sure what I had just agreed to. But anything to stay away from my little demons right? Right. "Hey, I didn't get your name," I said the moment the thought came to mind. She grinned like the sun peeking over a horizon. "Rhea," she said like it was an announcement. "My name is Rhea. Nice to officially meet you, River."

I was learning that she was full of surprises. "I'm not just helping you," she leveled me with a glare, "I'm helping myself too. I'll meet the two of you here around five in the afternoon. Don't be late." With those words, she stalked off leaving us to figure this shit out.

She replied. “She doesn’t take my calls,” I added. “I wouldn’t fault her for that.” She nodded. “She doesn’t want to see me.” “She is angry with you.” “I don’t know how to get through to her.” “There is surely a way,” she replied. “You just haven’t found it yet.” I sprang up from my seat, crossing the room to pick my suit from the hanger. “I was afraid you might say that.” She stood, her gaze following me. “Did you forget? I have a meeting at Ariadne Hunt by 10 am.

I sat down as well, my eyes never leaving her brown ones. “So how can I help you?” She let out a soft breath. “It’s a bit sad Sydney never introduced us,” she smiled. “I’ve heard a lot about you but clearly seeing someone and meeting them are very different things.” I smirked. “I won’t say I’ve heard a lot about you but Sydney has spoken about her best friend in the past. It’s nice to finally meet you.” She smiled and I leaned forward. “So is she okay? Did something happen?”

She swung on her feet to open the door. She shoved it She was so excited to meet Stephen, whose handsome face is crowding the atmosphere. "Thanks Stephen for allowing me to pass a night here," she lit up, making him even more relaxed with her. "It’s nothing. You can stay anytime you want, okay?" He was glad to have helped her. "I will like for you to meet my family." Her face blossomed on hearing that she followed him to his sitting room. She sat down, waiting to meet the woman who had stolen the heart of this young man.