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Too Late, Mr. Robbins: I Am Gone

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 721    |    Released on: Today at 16:00

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The sound of shattering ceramic gave me a brief, s

. She poked her head in from the outer office, her

annah's, and managed to rein in my temp

thing had been right for days. Practice was a grind, the media was a

e past five years, Eloise had seeped

ctly tempered coffee, when I needed a persistent re

sucked out of the room. I

me in for one final handover. A flicke

t. I just needed her to train the new i

ve feed from the security camera in

er hair pulled back casually. She wore no makeup, y

used to carry was gone. In its p

weet smile, but Eloise just nodded, her expressi

lack of engagement, infuriat

f. Eloise picked up h

e intercom.

stopped a good ten feet away, a p

thing else?" Her voice was

e for any trace of the woman I kne

the details?" I said, grabbing for a business excuse. It was our biggest endorsement

ecklist. Miss Hayes has confirmed receipt," she

ed over me. I couldn't keep

stomach. It was an old problem, flaring up wh

d to my abdomen, a cold sweat

y side in an instant with a glass of warm water and my medicatio

ere, watching. Her eyes he

She really didn

and the pills, her face a mask of worry. "Blaze-brother,

licker of something-mockery?-crossed Eloise's fa

m Chloe's grasp. It shattered on the flo

obbing. Eloise d

, "If there's nothing else, I

ed away, without a

r the first time, I felt a

really, tru

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Too Late, Mr. Robbins: I Am Gone
“For five years, I was the perfect secret lover and indispensable assistant to hockey superstar Blaze Robbins, living quietly in the shadows of his glittering world. But my loyalty was rewarded with a cold, five-million-dollar severance package when he abruptly dumped me to marry a wealthy media heiress-a woman who looked exactly like his famed first love. I refused his money and walked away with nothing, only to discover I was eight weeks pregnant with his child. Before I could even plan for my baby's future, his new fiancée deliberately leaked a highly confidential corporate contract and framed me for the sabotage. The man I had devoted my life to didn't hesitate to take her side. He threatened to sue me for corporate espionage and completely destroy my career if I didn't recover the lost deal within three days. I was completely shattered. I had given him five years of absolute submission, only to be discarded like a disposable placeholder and treated like a vindictive criminal. How could the man whose scars I knew by heart be so ruthlessly blind to the truth? With my back against the wall, I disguised myself as a waitress and snuck onto a billionaire's heavily guarded yacht in Miami to clear my name. But just as I was about to corner my target, a devastatingly handsome stranger stepped into my path, smiling as if he already knew exactly who I was and what I was about to do.”