The Arrogant Mrs CEO

eeling happy and full of life, as

ed down, and wore her slippe

was part of her daily routine, and she

er client's cases. She still won it, and most people that she had helped to win their cases st

t, she still ensured to win her client's

ugh she would've loved to have more siblings, but nonetheless, her parent

yet met with him. Though, she knew his father was a politician, she wondered what kind

and walked to her bathroom to brush her teet

t the white suit that she had bought the previous day.

p in her closet, she got a phone c

ora responded, "Hi, girlfriend. It's me, Lora Adams. A

re I will. Send me

ring me a special birthday present w

girl. I'm coming over, birthday girl. Have fun,

ne into it, as she wanted to go for another s

mply made up her face with a light make-up. She was naturally fair in c

rror, feeling her heart excited. As her blonde hair didn't

room and went downstairs to the

g room couch. So, she stepped into the

Cindy greeted and a

mewhere, Cindy? You're looking so beaut

Lora Adams, is having her birthday party today in her mo

bout her father?" Mrs. Bola qu

rying or asking any irrelevant questions th

on time, Esther and I could've prepared and followed you the

tared at her mother in sh

to attend a birthday party too?" Mrs. Bola asked

need to go to the shopping mall to get another gift for Lo

y made our teas," Mrs. Bola

d, and walked over to the

n and approached the dining table.

plied, relieved that Esther

e sat on her usual dining seat. Soon, they resu

back upstairs to her room, and she took the jewelry box that

it was still inside. She left their mansion, thinking

ove out of her father's house. She went to th

park, hoping to see her handsome male c

it probably too early?" Cindy murmur

any people shopping, unlike the previous

hesitation, she got into her car and decided to head t

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friends were already gathered, and Cindy

ar, and Lora rushed up to m

dly, as she hugged Cindy tightly, who stepp

Lora," Cindy said, huggi

g, and Cindy stared around their n

w that Cindy was her daughter's best friend, as Cindy used to v

totally different from Cindy. And to her observation, Cindy was mor

iends all gathered in Lora's mother's living room and sang a birthday so

o Lora as it was a simple birthday part

ng. As she wasn't happy that she didn't see the handsome, fair-comp

ora's birthday celebration, so it wouldn't s

appily, Cindy finally stood up to take her leave. As she had given Lora her gift, and she

a, who was still busy hugging more of he

ied, "Wait, Cindy

ile Lora continued to accept more gifts, and thanked most of her

up, and went outsi

group of friends, and rushed up to meet C

nd. Here's my gift, as thanks for coming," L

t, and asked Lora

rry, when you get home and open i

n suspicion, and she replied, "Okay then.

, pulled away from the warm

y called out to Lora's attention, who walked away from Cindy's car an

dbye to Cindy, as she watched Ci

back to the shopping mall area, and searching for h

him too? Gosh," Cindy honked on her car's horn, as she drove to a corner