Ceo First love

good impression. - Hello. - She just smiled with effort. I added the products and put them in a bag. - It's fifteen dollars, how are you going to pay? - She didn't answer, just handed

to the door, which revealed the man I almost ran over days ago. He was wearing the same mustard-colored hoodie, a cap sitting on his head and the hood over it shadowing his features. His intriguing presence made our

enter the store, only to leave without saying a word? Sofia, my coworker, who was helping me on my first day, came over and stood next to me. -Did you see the man who came out just now? - I questioned. - Sorry, just out of stock. As he was? - Tall, with a strong presence, he was wearing a light sweatshirt. I've seen him around town before. - It must be Elijah. - The mere mention of his name made my b

n incredible and talented boy, full of dreams and projects, and an incredible artistic streak, despite being trapped in an abusive family environment. A single tear insisted on escaping my eyes as I remembered Grace's memory. She didn't deserve it, just as he didn't deserve the tragic outcome his family

ook off my coat and hung it behind the door. Then I headed to the kitchen, with Hazel close behind. I filled a glass with water from the tap and leaned against the counter. Hazel had no right to judge the way I was trying to start over, especially whe

t true. You are her grandmother, of course she loves you. You just didn't have time to get along. - It's not my fault you moved away from me - Hazel dramatized as she went to the closet, where she started hiding her drink. At least she was careful to hide the

- she said sincerely. - I don't want to seem ungrateful... - It's okay, now go be with your daughter. - He is well. - Hazel poured herself a shot of whiskey. I watched her for a few minutes, although I wanted to take the glass in her hand, I just thanked her once again and left. I went up the stairs and down the hall towards Audrey's room. I knocked lightly on

t upon hearing those words. I put an arm around Audrey and pulled her into my lap. - I know that, daughter, but I know that we are also strong and we will face this together, right? - Audrey nodded, clinging to me. - I just don't like that you have to work late now. - I know, Audrey, but you need to u