Seduced By Sebastian

door flooded with rejection letters, each one screa

she sighed, "The bad new

job search nightmare.Her parents' struggling situation

r laptop screen as her phone buzzed with a text from

with desperation:

: "Oh come on Aurora, give it ONE more d

t me... I'll just keep failing over and over again... but my paren

thoughts, girl! I'm sure you'll nail an interview where they

ically: "Fine, I'll

g girl pants,"patched up her makeup, and pulled her long,

oor, already dreading a

ne, leaving goosebumps in its wake.That unsettling feeling – some

aranoia, but Aurora couldn't shake the fee

view was

u..." the interviewer s

ed smile, and escaped the office b

nearby haven – a cozy coff

brewed coffee.But Aurora didn't notice – she was too busy colla

o one would ever hire som

out the devas

unting on me, and

class has careers by now.

r surroundings, until a gentle voice broke through

fully into his piercing blue eyes – eyes that seem

his white shirt accentuating his

e said sarcastically, frustration and anger

interviews and just got rejec

ashed a coquetti

arly brilliant-yet

need a new hi

cape from her tears."Thank you for the sweet words,"sh

ou're being modest. Nonsense isn't an argument – you're absolutely gorge

y I ask, what's a stunning woman like you doing in

in, feeling her gu

erious case of failure," she

doesn't s

woman who gets

pped a rhythm at h

felt an intense connection – like

iseled features, piercing blue eyes, and

w did she even manag

hievously, "You're adorable when yo

ly above a whisper,

ked at her.He leaned in closer, his low, smooth voice sendin

held his gaze for a fraction

the moment, asking "Wo

he empty cup from her, his fingers brushing lightly again

o the barista and t

beauti

d as he walked away, disappea

and bewildered, her heart sti

to him, asking his name, but

with a smile, "even if he was still in

nature and began walking home, her fe

the mysterious stranger – his piercing blue eyes, chis

n me?"As she turned off her night lamp, Aurora felt a lingering sense of

smile on her face, the stranger's fli

. I'm just s