Novel & Cerita This Ain't It Chief

“He is your senior. You can't talk to him like that.” “Sorry, sir,” Aazan said stiffly. But he still has not calmed down. He couldn't tolerate it if someone talked to Inayat like that. He was already disturbed about the thing that happened to Inayat. He had asked her what happened in that house but she refused to tell him. “Now sit down,” the Chief ordered. “Let me speak.” Aazan nodded at Chief’s order. Suddenly Inayat stood up. “Sir…I think I should go.” Inayat put her thoughts in front of them.

"I stepped nervously into the mansion, wondering what Chief wanted to discuss. I made my way down the hallway and knocked softly on his door. 'Come in,' his deep voice resonated from within. I entered, and Chief secured the door with a remote, his movements swift and deliberate. He was tying a towel around his waist, his gaze fixed intently on me. 'Good evening, Chief,' I greeted, attempting to hide my unease. 'You're doing great,' he replied, approaching me with an unsettling smile. 'I know you sent for me,' I ventured, growing increasingly uncomfortable under his leering gaze, which seemed fixated on my cleavage. 'Yes, it's been over a week, and I haven't received any payment from you,' Ch

He warned as he stared at me, waiting for me to say a ‘yes’ to his offer, but I still wasn't convinced that I'd die in Alpha Killian's arms. “No, Chief… only I can stop him!” I noted and squeezed my tummy. I stood to my feet, my back aching like it was going to get wiped out anytime soon. “Do you wish to die?” Chief Grayson bellowed. He was obviously frustrated to see me act so silly. I wasn't going to listen to him no matter what, and it made him more furious. “I'm sorry it has to be this way, Chief.” I paused for a split second before I continued speaking.

Chief could never have let Leo out of his sight for anything in the past. Chief couldn’t bear the thought of having to see Leo everyday knowing he isn’t his real son. He must continue to be his son in the eyes of the public. What would he tell the world, that in his entire years on earth, he couldn’t bore a son? Or that a woman he took as his wife had sex with his right hand man and bore a son he took as his own not knowing he wasn’t his? Two weeks later, chief married another wife. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Stelio pulled Manager Chen's hand. "Stelio Ren, don't force yourself like this. If CEO Ren finds out about this—" "Manager Chen, what's wrong with you, actually? I don't even understand what you're saying," Stelio said nervously.

he smiled “Yes,” they both answered. The Chief breathed in deeply and let out a long breath before turning his back on his wife and son. Immediately he did, he bumped into his youngest son, Walutanga. “Aren’t we forgetting one person,” Walutanga asked to their dismay. “Who?” the chief asked. “Me of course, don’t have i say?” Walutanga questioned. “Not in this matter Walutanga,” the Chief said. “You know you cannot sell that land,” Walutanga coughed.

He growled at the chief. "Sir, I don’t know about this. No one even informed me about this. I am sorry, sir; from now on, this won’t repeat itself again," the chief apologized by sitting on his knees. Xavier looked directly into his eyes, like he was trying to read whether he was saying the truth. Feeling his fierce gaze, the chief shuddered, but he didn’t dare open his mouth. "Ok, from now on, don’t do this again. And you," he turned to the guard who met Alina.

I said, pointing to Abel, and I could see him gritting his teeth in anger. “Don’t you dare call me asshole!” Abel screamed. “Oh, poor Abel. What can you do? Not like you could really do anything,” I said on purpose, wanting him to spark his anger the more. “Both of you shut up this moment,” the chief said. “Eryx, I wouldn’t tolerate any disrespect from you,” he said. “You should ask him why the fuck he’s always in my room, and instead of apologizing, he calls me names.” The chief stared at him for a while and took a deep breath. “Both of you, follow me,” he commanded, which we did.

My words muffled out as they tied a piece of clothing over my mouth, but that didn't stop me from shooting daggers at the chief. "For some reason, you seem more angry and energetic about the matter than Kaila." The chief scoffed, stroking his chin. "Are you perhaps her..." My breath hitched for a moment as he thought of his next words. "...Baby boo, or is that not what the kids call it these days?" Rather than relief, I actually felt disappointed at his guess. Though I suppose it would be a lot harder to escape if they knew who I really was. "It's bae, sir." One of his men corrected.

"What can I do? Cross said I'm under involuntary commitment. The doors are locked." "For you, maybe. But not for everyone." Juno walked with purpose, leading him away from the common room. "There are ways out. Cracks in the system. People who know how to slip between the spaces. But getting out isn't the hard part. The hard part is deciding if you want to." "Why wouldn't I want to?"