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boredom that marked every facet of my monotonous life. If that was it, then this is the

s? How the fuck was I

ou mean? "

e asked, a smirk taking over his features. The more he made me disgruntle

cream. " If you can't convince her to take you back, then

continuing, "--is really none of my business. I gave you option

s not perfect, it was in fact riddled with holes but at least I made myself delusionally happy everyd

ands of time, I would neve

y actions and not backing down but the sharp glint in his eyes warned me not to mistake

. Round, easy and enjoyable to play around wi

egrading comparison. If I continued to take everything

which would be better for you anyway, never meet again. " Ivan started, returning to his seat while I remained

Reign,

hese thirty days, you'd be

bothering to muffle my voi

orter releasing a story with

shut

hed. I can do whatever you want me to do from the comforts of my home

you to be comfort

, sa

ns asked and you have to report to m

ndering how long his r

y devoted to the task given you, that is

I have a job. How am I supposed to

won't have a job anymore if you continue to piss me off. " he

ret was not a feeling I was alien to, in fact it was one of the emotions I had felt the most in my life. A lot

as still going to lose my job but at least no one would know about my lack of judgement and

d pushing all my thoughts to the back of my mind. I eyed the docu

contract, "

of a man. I read through, noting that the agreement contained all the rules he already mentioned to

t, I signed away my freedom for the next month. I dropped the contract, reeling f

nd hating myself even more for finding him attractive. Personality was more

low? " He asked sarcastically. I stood up, resisting the urg

ioned as we went out of the room, wonder

gned? " He asked, looking at me like

o stay with you but it i

go for a day or two? " His

pack, say goodbye to my old li

is you've gotten yourself into. I don't tru

the elevator with hi

he ride down the elevator was silent and it gave me enough time to stew in my thoughts. I had tu

n camera, I would have just turned around and left. Instead of seeing juicy news from the situation, I should have ju

m to care. He finally stopped when he got to the lobby desk and I almost snorted when the receptionist started smiling and batting her lashes. I had read about this lots of times in romanc

instructions. It looks like that was all I was doing when I was with him. Watching and listening, never speaking. Never

viously heading to. I recognized the car as a Mercedes Benz based on the logo but knowing exactly what typ

front or beside him. While I was debating, the man at

sked. He seemed nicer and I sighed in relief. I w

t. " I admitted, my cheeks

t in with him at the

man in thanks and reluctantly entered the car and sat at the other side of Ivan. I

really needed to find out his name so

him, making himsel

e. I had never met Melanie Anderson before. I had simply seen her from afar. Yet I was supposed to m

on was grabbed when the man, whose name I still did not know, drove past huge gates t

knowing how egotistic Ivan was. I got out of the car and followed him, stopping t

d. The aesthetic of the house was dark and modern, an avid representation of I

chandelier I was gaping at and turned my attention to the sidebar Ivan was pointing at. It was filled with diffe

..." I

. While I was

ass