The Third Party Novels & Stories

he was interrupted by Gordon who really seemed angry at the idea "A Third party? That sucks, you know, our rates would reduce and working with someone else would be a lot of work since working with only you has nearly taken my life."Gordon yelled out in anger but managed to keep it cool so as not to offend Lu. "Would you keep your opinions and let me finish?At this point your opinions don't matter. I am not asking for your opinion, don't misunderstand me . I'm telling you that having a third party is not negotiable."Lu said in a tone of finality.

Paxton just didn’t want to continue having misunderstandings it was mind blowing and mind wrecking too. After what happened the previous day Paxton returned to the office with a new scheme. He came this time around and he didn’t call just Sydney into his office but he called Gabe too. “Today we would all be working for the contract” Paxton said. “Why is there a third party at this contract deal?” Sydney asked. “Because I need more vast ideas on the contract so as to make our business partners proud of us” he said not raising his head. “Can we all just get to work?” Paxton ordered the two who were still just standing and looking.

Party what party? “What are you talking about?” I ask, and she offers me a smile. “I decided to throw a party later”, She replies, and I can’t help but roll my eyes. “It’s a school night, and we have patrol”, Colt replies, and Danica lets out a grunt. “You always have more important things than to spend time with us”, she says. “Maybe because we have responsibilities that are beyond your comprehension”, I let out, and she looked at us, annoyed. Colt takes one step away from her, and her arms fall in front of her.

I find myself staring at the pictures that adorn the walls, losing myself in the memories of our wedding day. “I can’t believe we have already been married three months,” I murmur softly. “I have a present for you,” Taylor says, reaching under the bed. “It was also one of the reasons I wanted to get you home today.” I look at Taylor in surprise. “A present, how come? You don’t need to buy me gifts.” I say. “I know, but this is something special. I wanted you to have this for the trial,” Taylor says earnestly as he holds out a small, beautifully wrapped box.

It didn't work though, I was sure it was obvious I was crying. Gregg shook his head with amusement. "They liked you." I didn't respond to that. "They've already requested you for the next time they visit." My stomach twisted, and I looked at him in horror. "You should be happy," Gregg continued. "Clients like that are generous. Keep them satisfied, and you'll make more money than you ever dreamed of." The words made bile rise in my throat. He wasn't lying though. I didn't say anything, I just hung my hair low, because he was right. The money tucked away in my pocket was a testimony to it. Gregg waved a hand dismissively.

Oh yes, now it was finally making sense, he must have seen my address on my school I’d in my purse. “Are you having a party here Cassie?" Mom asked. “Nope, we're here to see my mate,” Caspian spoke. Mom froze, slowly turning to look at me. “Mate?” she nodded, glancing between us. “Shes your mate?” she asked Caspian." “Shes the mate to three of us.” Luka corrected, glaring at Caspian. “Always add that Thompson.” “Not one but three?” Mom asked again, getting a nod from Luka.

I ran a hand across my phone screen, different news flung across it but the one that caught my attention was the one written in massive font. 'The beast cancels engagement with Trisha, heir of the Ayer's empire. There was a record of a third party which we can't disclose and there are talks about Drago, threatening to take away the company with this happening. Do you think the third party is worth going through this trouble for?' I retched, the food I had eaten earlier threatened to make a reappearance, dropping the phone on the couch, I sprinted into the bathroom where I emptied all of my stomach contents until there was none.

The promised product was this thing called Third Reality, a virtual reality device and program that would allow people to try out different types of reality. Unlike other virtual reality type of device that only allow people to see what was happening, Third Reality was a complete set of machine where the player would be having an entire immersive experience in the other world. They would be strapped to the machine, completely free from other people’s disturbances and experienced their chosen reality. When Regina saw it, she immediately thought that she needed to be on this man’s good side. She walked over to Elliot and told him that she wanted to come to his aunt’s birthday party he mentione

Although Marianne was still sobbing, she said firmly, “I would have kept my distance from him from the very beginning if he had told me earlier. The thing that I hate the most in my life is third parties in a relationship. So, I would have kept my distance from him even if I truly loved him. I’d never have gotten close to him, then...” Kathleen then smiled and said, “You’re thinking too much! You’re really innocent and cute, so how could you be a third party in anyone’s relationship?” Marianne asked inexplicably, “He’s already married, so wouldn’t I be a third party in his relationship if I was very close to him? This has nothing to do with being innocent and cute...” Kathleen looked at her

she said. I glanced at Matteo, and he gave the smallest nod, permission to say only as much as we could safely afford to share with a woman whose loyalty we could no longer take entirely for granted. "There is evidence of a third party," I said, choosing each word with deliberate care. "Someone who has waited twenty five years to see this alliance fail. Every crisis this week may trace back to the same patient hand."