Pedro Pascal Partner Novels & Stories

he warns. I put it away. "Damien," someone begins. "Thank you for joining us on time. We're very curious about why you've summoned all of us here at once. Don't tell me it's because of your conflict with the Brown children?" "They're not children anymore, Michael. Like you, I have underestimated them. I don't know if you have heard, but they have a very powerful ally on their side. Eduardo Pascual, I'm sure you've heard of him."

Sapphire's eyes were on stalks as she heard Pascal's declaration. His words to her ears were unbelievable but at the same time the confidence through which he spoke brought cold shivers down her spine. Carlos has sure gone ten days ago on a business tour but it wasn't to Miami. He had gone to Saint Petersburg on an expansion project of his company.

"The two beautiful women in front of me are Rosario Santos and Alessia Bianchi. Your father's partnerships with Rosario and Alessia are for the expansion of casinos in their respective countries. Their partnership is the newest, and the casinos are being built in their hotels." I study the women. I can't say if Max would dare cheat on my mother again. But I don't think their partnership was just business. His words won't fool me; he must have had several affairs, but only Amanda was smart enough to manipulate him. "Patrick, dear, can we skip to the real point?" I hear Amanda's voice, filled with arrogance. "Pedro doesn't want to hear the monologue, he wants to know why we're all here." His e

And Pascal went out to get his request. Pascal and Dan went to the same middle school but two classes behind; they got separated when Dan entered high school. With Pascal out of the country, he has been a little lonely, but they were in touch, and work also kept him busy. Dan began his construction company when he was 20. His mom wanted him to inherit his father’s company after he got back from his studies abroad, but he refused and wanted to start from scratch. It was a little rough starting a business, but from time to time Pascal had his back with his knowledge business. Although they were not together, they still supported each other.

Sip liquids. I've ordered for more drinks, the same thing with Ryan. The dance floor was now filled with lots of friends, each of them pairing up, rolling and rubbing their body on each other. Charles and Terry were also among the people I could sight from where I sat, having fun with their partners and you won't believe who became Terry's partner at the last minute, Cassie. Linda and Roy soon tottered to the bar, hooked in each other's arms and laughing so loud. They called the attention of the bartender to order for some drinks.

she said quietly. Dominic looked at her. "I just need a partner." The words landed heavily. Because they were true. For the first time in a long time, it felt like they were rebuilding something. Not pretending. Actually rebuilding. Across town, Pasquale remained exactly who he'd always been. Protective. Watchful. Quietly involved. Every few days he called. Not to ask about Kristi. Not to discuss reports. Not to strategize. To ask about the kids. To ask if Sophia was eating.

I clenched my fists, my acrylic nails digging into my palms so hard, if they were sharp like claws, they would have cut through my skin, drawing blood. After leaving the media page that was streaming the press conference, I opened my contact list and called the representative from Pablo Investments. How did they end up partnering with that bitch? Our alliance was supposed to be the dagger that would kill Sophia's company for good. “What the hell happened? I thought we made a deal that you would make an alliance with us?” I questioned through gritted teeth the moment Jose Fernandez answered the call.

He queered. " I'm sorry sir. I tried my luck but they still went to them because of the Alcantara lady that is also a partner to the Sinclair Group of Companies. Most companies want to partner with them nowadays because of her. She is a very big shot sir" he said in defense of himself.

I hurriedly retrieved the paper and read the article. "James Pasak and Nicolas Salk who are believed to be sworn antagonists from decades have now come along to an alliance to be a business partner. It is said that the dispute between two families was assumed to be business issues which are now solved by business coalitions only. It is also said that together they are going to rule the business world." I crumpled the newspaper and flung it on the trash bin. I then got back to work. I had commenced overlooking the fact about them a time ago. But still, I felt an agony inside.

Pedro paused, carefully considering Dirk's question before responding, "They appear to be genuine in their intentions. If this partnership materializes, the potential rewards could be substantial. It is not every day that we receive an offer of this magnitude, especially from a reputable organization like Sayrell. It seems they are truly invested in this project, which suggests they are offering something of considerable value." Dirk chuckled, discerning a hint of reservation in Pedro's tone. "Yet, you do not seem overly enthusiastic about it." Pedro raised his glass, offering a subtle gesture of contemplation. "I am merely being cautious, boss. While the idea intrigues me, I also value prac