Wait For You Jennifer L Armentrout Novels & Stories

“No. I need answers. I need to know if it was him.” Jennifer checked her watch. “He’ll be here in twenty minutes. I’m hiding in your bedroom with my phone recording everything. Code word is Bangkok. You say that and I’m coming out immediately.” “Okay.” She pulled me into a quick hug. “You’ve got this. Remember you’re Vivian Chen. You’ve survived worse than him.” I went to my bathroom, fixed my makeup, pulled my hair back. Put on the armor I wore to hostile negotiations. At 1:55 PM, Jennifer disappeared into my bedroom.

recounted the story.“Your trip was eventful, alright,” Jenna laughed.“It really was, plus when I came back, a manager from Denver's Entertainment contacted me; they want me to be an influencer under them. We are going to be colleagues, Jenna,” Amelia shouted excitedly.“Really! That is so freaking great!” Jenna shouted as well with excitement; she was really happy for Amelia.“So what happened in your life when I was gone? Has Mr. Lockwood fallen in love with you? Any drama?” Amelia asked with an excited look on her face; she lived for the drama.“I went to a banquet with Adrien; there was one crazy lady who always thought that she was going to be the next Mrs. Lockwood. I also met Adrien’s si

I cut a glare at Hunter, who gave me a blank look as I waited to see who else would be called. When I looked back at the screen, Jennifer was fiddling with the straps of her robe, her face tense as took bigger breaths. When I looked at the next screen I see Gemma, Megan and Stacey all sat on the bed holding hands, their eyes worried as they look at each other. “Get ready, boys. I can see the bidding starting. Walsh is going to be coming back with me!” Teddy declares as I blow out smoke into the air. I see the three remaining screens spin as I wait, the seconds ticking by as my cigarette burns down, dangerously close to singeing my fingers.

I love you. I had spent years of my life desperately waiting to hear those exact words. I had waited for them on those dark nights when the electricity was cut off in our tiny rented apartment. I had waited for them when my back was peeling from hauling heavy freight at the warehouse, in so much pain I couldn't straighten my spine. I had waited for them when I stared down at that slice of mango cake at the celebratory dinner. And I had even waited for them the exact moment that HR disciplinary notice was blasted out to the entire company.

Jennifer's eyes locked onto Ray's, filled with a mix of desperation and hope. "I'll find her, Jennifer. I have people looking for her, the police too. After making an appearance at the company, I'll help you get your sister. Do not worry, just stay here," he said, his voice calm and reassuring. Jennifer's gaze lingered on his face, searching for a certainty of hope. As she looked around the room, she realized it was the next day. The small clock on the bedside table read 8:00 AM. Ray's face looked reassuring, his eyes filled with concern and determination. Just as he stood up to leave, Jennifer spoke up.

Since his tone was firm and left no room for argument, I couldn't exactly refuse. Exasperated, I agreed to meet my blind date, Jennifer Eaton, at a cafe. Not wanting to waste her time, I told her from the get-go about my situation, at which point she also informed me that she wasn't interested in me. Seeing as our parents had stipulated we spend a certain amount of time together, we could only sit around and wait for that time to pass. Just as I was about to doze off in my chair, a shrill voice cut through the peace of the cafe.

How does it feel. "Like mine," I said. He smiled. The real one. The one I had been collecting without meaning to. My phone buzzed in my jacket pocket at the boards. I skated over. Picked it up. Amara. "Legal clearance confirmed," she said. "Publishing in ninety minutes." A pause. "Riley. Are you ready." I looked at the ice. At Ray. At the blue-grey light making everything quiet and true. "Yes," I said.

However, I was no longer the woman who would wait for his love. Even if he had not defended me just now, I would have requested the surveillance footage to prove my innocence. I slipped my hand into Jasper's. "Let's go home, hubby." … Ian's POV. I lost her. I lost Sienna—the only woman who had ever loved me unconditionally. I lost her forever. I thought I had time. I thought she would wait. However, when I got back from Hawee Island with Eva, all I found was an empty house… and cat poop all over the floor.

When I began to reply him, he showed his hand as to stop and told me in hard tone, " We are already late today.. Amritha aunty student is a famous gynecologist, she is waiting for you in amritha aunty cabin.. So now come with me silently..." I nodded and started to walk with him.. As I walking, only thought kept wring in my mind is.. Is he telling truth !!..

“It’s not a matter of ‘if,’ Amara. It’s a matter of ‘when.’ Anita has no idea what’s coming. She thinks she can outmaneuver us, but she’s always been too idealistic, too trusting. She won’t see it until it’s too late.” Amara nodded, her confidence returning. She glanced at the clock on the wall and sighed. “I just wish she’d hurry up. This waiting is unbearable.” “Patience,” I said smoothly, though inwardly, I was just as eager to see this play out. “Good things come to those who wait. And besides,” I added, raising my teacup in a mock toast, “we should celebrate. Today marks the end of Anita’s interference and the beginning of your reign as Luna.”