CEO's Lust In Me
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Chapter 25 Chance encounter again img
Chapter 26 One favor img
Chapter 27 Trying to find peace img
Chapter 28 Not less not more img
Chapter 29 Don't disappoint me baby img
Chapter 30 Those baby blue eyes img
Chapter 31 How is ms Walter img
Chapter 32 You are here img
Chapter 33 Ragging anger img
Chapter 34 I FEEL SO ALIVE NOW img
Chapter 35 You don't have to answer img
Chapter 36 Can you be gentle img
Chapter 37 Sort of kissing buddy img
Chapter 38 No business with a scumbag img
Chapter 39 What's about the Rutherford img
Chapter 40  Side piece for side chick img
Chapter 41 Always avoided img
Chapter 42 Fight for the love img
Chapter 43 What do I do you img
Chapter 44 Are you trying to seduce me img
Chapter 45 Pure heart img
Chapter 46 Heart and soul.  img
Chapter 47 That stubborn brat img
Chapter 48 I need to escape img
Chapter 49 For walking in my person, thank you! img
Chapter 50 A bad news img
Chapter 51 Meet my wife img
Chapter 52 No one takes him away from me img
Chapter 53 Negative to zero img
Chapter 54 Did they find a way out yet img
Chapter 55 I found her img
Chapter 56 I flinched back img
Chapter 57 The mission has started img
Chapter 58 God only knew img
Chapter 59 I Will catch you. img
Chapter 60 You are beautiful img
Chapter 61 Randall. img
Chapter 62 Champagne present img
Chapter 63 Thank you and sorry img
Chapter 64 Starting of the night img
Chapter 65 BELIEVE ME, YOU WILL LOVE IT img
Chapter 66 It's big img
Chapter 67 I'm sure img
Chapter 68 An unexpected love confession img
Chapter 69 Did he not want kids img
Chapter 70 Would you rather stay with Brock img
Chapter 71 What the hell ! img
Chapter 72 You had nothing img
Chapter 73 So what's next img
Chapter 74 You are drunk img
Chapter 75 I got you but I lost everything else img
Chapter 76 I promise to return everything back to you one day! img
Chapter 77 Leaving the place we once called home img
Chapter 78 You are mine img
Chapter 79 Could she be... img
Chapter 80 You seem to know a lot about tradition img
Chapter 81 Breaking the peace of the neighborhood img
Chapter 82 What did I do img
Chapter 83 And I'm very sore img
Chapter 84 Jeez! Put on a shirt! img
Chapter 85 I will always be there for you img
Chapter 86 Your number one admirer! img
Chapter 87 If he loved his wife img
Chapter 88 Pauline img
Chapter 89 Don't you miss Walter img
Chapter 90 I love him! img
Chapter 91 Luckily I ended up marrying for love img
Chapter 92 Sarah living in a town would have been a myth ten years earlier img
Chapter 93 You are not that important to me img
Chapter 94 If you are my wife, stop throwing yourself at men first. img
Chapter 95 Crazy wild woman img
Chapter 96 Even the thought of it was making him go gaga img
Chapter 97 How many img
Chapter 98 What their marriage meant to him img
Chapter 99 You are more than just a distraction img
Chapter 100 Please don't do this img
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Chapter 6 First headline

"Señor and Señora got into a car accident."

Anna Maria shook me next as I went to shock right away, not being able to believe what I just heard.

"Child??? Are you ok?? You there??"

My mind could listen to her voice but it was far...very far from it's the source as my insides took their sweet time to process what my ears heard.

I stood up when I found out what happened, ignoring Anna Maria's voice. I strode towards where my cell phone was and tried my parent's driver.

The call went to voicemail multiple times I tried it and it confirmed my suspicion a little bit.

What if my mom and daddy got into a severe accident??

I tried to keep away from all those disturbing and negative thoughts but then it was very hard not to think that way.

I did not even know what else to do, whom to contact, and try to find out more about how my parents were.

So I tried Dan's number but he was not answering either. I would not be surprised if he did not pick till the next day because that was how it was always.

I would call, or drop texts to check up on him, he would only reply the next day or in someday, it would go beyond that.

His excuse was the same. His busy and hectic schedule and work. He had no time to waste it on calling me back or text. It was what he would say and I ignored it all the time because I knew how he was. A replica of my father.

But right now I needed him. He might have come to know or he must have been busy in some meetings and have not heard it.

"What do I do, Anna Maria?? I have no idea whom to contact and how to get more information. What if they are badly hurt??"

I let out, my voice breaking at the end. Anna Maria pulled me in for a hug, I hugged her back, scared.

Although my parents were not the ideal type and always demanding and ordering me around, scolding me even for the smallest and smallest of things but they were my mom and daddy.

My eyes watered as I sat all alone, the whole night waiting very impatiently to hear from them...or someone else regarding them.

I just wanted to know if they were alright and safe. It was messing with my head not knowing how they were.

My daddy's publicist was very good in his ways of shielding information from the media so I could not find any sort of news either from the tabloids, internet, or anything else.

Anna Maria stayed up with me too. She gave me the comfort I needed at that moment, the warmth, the words I needed to hear at that moment to go on.

When the next ray of sunlight hit my face, I found myself passing out on the living room sofa. A light blanket draped over my body. It must be Anna Maria who did it.

I sat up, rubbing my eyes, stretching my body. Last night was like a nightmare as I thought about it.

I kept feeling like anytime then someone would call me to give me the bad news but nothing like that happened and right now I felt like everything was fine.

I had the whole day to find my parents, visit in whichever medical hospital they were and we would all be fine.

My eyes landed on my cell phone, I picked it up immediately and my eyes widened to see a text message from Dan. It was after past two in the morning. I must have fallen asleep by then.

I swiped the lock screen open and pressed on to the text message Dan sent me.

"I m sorry for your parents. Do not worry about the funeral, just get your black dress. My mom would arrange everything.

P.s just do not keep texting me after midnight...

"

I kept rereading the text he sent me trying hard to understand what he just said.

The words 'funeral' echoed in my mind. Whose funeral was he talking about?? And why did he refer to my parents in past tense??

My mind was battling very hard to not just give up yet and surrender to those voices in my head....they were all screaming the dreading news at my face.

Maybe...maybe Dan was drunk and he sent me this text....he might not have been in his right state of mind.

He must have found my constant texting a headache and annoyingly sent that to me?? He had a very sick way of getting back at me.

I stood up and called out for Anna Maria but she was nowhere. I roamed around the entire mansion and there was no one...not one soul. The whole place was empty and forlorn.

Where did the staff go?? What happened to the morning staff and why they were not in the kitchen yet??

All those questions kept revolting my mind as I struggled to keep my mind in a positive state and not let it drift it apart from those negative ones.

I kept chanting to myself that everything was fine...everything would be fine. It always worked for me.

I found my way back to the huge living room and sighed in distaste not knowing where everyone was.

What if my parents let all of them go due to the bank crisis?? That made sense. But that was really not my priority concern at the moment.

The doorbell rang from the exterior gate. I looked it up to see the newspaper being dropped by the side through the intercom. There were no workers to get it so I went out to get it.

It felt good to feel the morning air right on my face. I bent down to pick the newspaper up and my eyes could not believe what the first headline said.

My world collapsed and shattered into millions of pieces

            
            

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