Detested Affection

e, you kissed- '' I swatted Gina's arms. Good thing our next pr

closed my eyes. "We both know from the very start I do not like

ot o

do not know if he's crazy or what. How come a man can p

I were you, I would accept his

irl? I do not need more money. Beside

r, when we were still talking to each other, he

were ones I also depended on. They we

essing how I became dumbfounded because of hi

know he is a serious type of man

I should never underestimate his powe

know that," I uttered, annoyed and puzzled. "I

y problem. She's busy blushing, so she mus

ina!" I

, my friend. You can try the job that is being offered to you. Besides, you sho

w

I must not think about meeting and having an annoying conversation with Charles Milley - even

e me. My parents and I came out from an accident; good thing I survived, though my parents did not. It happened years ago, and I actually could

nyway. We had many relatives to rely on, but she never depended on others. She had lost lots of sw

am now. That Charles was wrong in thinkin

I went upstairs because my room was there. When I was done doing my stuff, I went

now. They are in the kitchen." In her thirties, she was now we

rs. Jesus... I forgot to say that the landlady of this house gave us a warning for not paying last month. "Auntie, I do not

had heard the worst decision. "I c

c- but I just could not help but worry. "Or maybe I c

ainty in her eyes was clear. She seemed l

beside her. "I prepared your tuition fee and I am s

e of it. "Auntie, I un

ing to you, too, I do not know if you will like this or th

is moment was different. Something in her eyes was like a cue for my heart

have already told you about this... Remember when I

politicians. My Mom was a great business woman because she inherited a company from my late grandparents. Auntie

" she continued. "Plea

can't hel

r died, she and Yillena promised something. They agr

nce

enjoy your teenage life. That is why now is the time for you to know that you are engaged to someone,

ped short. "Auntie, is this a jo