Parker And Chester Life Of Luxury Novels & Stories

He asked Chester, “Brother Chester, how did you and Adina meet?” Chester took a gulp and gushed, “Adina and I were schoolmates. She was the daughter of a wealthy family. I was just a poor student back then, and I had not joined the Eternal Life Palace. We were desk mates, and our feelings grew over time.” Chester smiled bitterly. “Though we were still students, I was from a poor family. How could I be with a wealthy heiress? She was kicked out of her family because of me. I was guilty, and I felt that I did not give her a comfortable life. When I joined the sect, she accompanied me to this island, so I owe a lot to her. Hence, why I want to love her back as much as I can.”

It all seemed surreal; like a bad dream that she was waiting to wake up from. Ida possessed a zest for life and it wasn’t long before she had a new man, Chester. Pam found him creepy to be around. His lustful stares at her young, developing body made her skin crawl. Ida was either blind to Chester’s creepiness or simply chose to ignore it in order to keep her relationship with her new man running smoothly. Pam believed it was the latter.

he gestured towards one of the luxurious leather couches on the side. "Thanks," I smiled. Being here again without the stress of meeting Luke gave me time to take in the beauty of the place. the dropping crystal chandeliar, the pristine leather seats and art pieces arranged in the wide space and the marble flooring leading to the huge stairs. While we were dating in the past, Jayden never brought me to his family. Something about his mom being an issue. I couldn't help but feel a bit out of place with all the luxury in the room.

"Hey, quiet thing. You're with me from now on." I closed my eyes and pushed the memory out. He'd bought the first half of my life with a wristwatch. He'd paid off the second half with his life. Whatever we had owed each other, we were finally even. I closed my laptop. I walked over to Logan's bed and tucked the corner of his blanket back around his shoulder. Tomorrow was going to be a good day.

This wedding was no freaking joke. I'd always thought Parker came from money because she'd gone to a fancy boarding school growing up and her father took care of everything for her. At first I'd been in awe of it and a bit jealous. I was sure she was going to be stuck up, but she'd been far from it. In fact, Parker is the sweetest person I've ever met. So much so that I always worried over someone trying to take advantage of her, and it made me protective. In all her father's control, he'd made her a bit naïve in a lot of ways.

In North City's matchmaking circles, everyone knew my name, Renee Ranford. I was the girl who always hung around the five Parker brothers. According to the gossip, I'd already ruined four of their engagements. I had skin thick enough to survive any amount of ridicule, and no sense of shame whatsoever. I never wore makeup. I never acted sweet. Every other sentence out of my mouth referred to them as my "bros." Yet somehow, every woman who tried to marry into the family ended up walking away. The rumors only got worse. "That tomboy's a complete psycho. She can't stand seeing anyone else happy." "She loves being the only woman surrounded by men. The second one of those brothers starts dat

Being with her was really like having a younger teenage sister. At the café’s tiny parking lot, Felix’s was the only custom made Rolls Royce present. He knew without a shred of doubt that he could probably buy all the other vehicles in the parking lot twice over. The transportation option for the people inside the Bean House ranged from beat down Audis to sparkly scooters.

Stella asked faintly, "Where are you taking me?" "Ritz Club," Federick said with a smile. New Century Ritz Club was the most luxurious club in Baskerville. Most people would not be able to book a VIP room at the Ritz Club. Stella followed Federick into the VIP room. Felicia naturally took Federick's arm and introduced to Wilson Chuck with a smile, "Dad, it was Federick who saved me yesterday." Wilson smiled with satisfaction and reached out his hand. "Minister, you are a young talent from the Ministry of Health Department. I've met you before. Nice to meet you again. Thank you for helping my daughter." Wilson said politely.

“I want to know if I can make this work, especially for the kids.” “Did you forget what you went through with Edward Chamberlain? Rich people, they’re all the same. Their lives are complicated,” Chester said. He kept his voice low, aware that Belen was seated across from Elise. “Why don’t you be with me instead? I can give you a better life.”

I know Emily’s family won’t be here since her parents are divorced and she doesn’t want to spend in either one of them. “Let’s go down before Em will let me sleep on the floor.” He stands up, dusts off his dark pants, and fixes his blue polo shirt. I stand up, run my fingers through my hair, and feel suddenly hollow. As always, I instantly remember Camila like every-fucking-second. “Be nice tonight, okay?” Parker taps my shoulder and walks away. “I always am, ass.” I follow him as he approaches the imperial staircases with golden and black custom iron-wrought railings. A new huge 19th-century style chandelier is hanging from the royally inspired ceiling Mom just ordered abroad last month.