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Christiana’s point of viewIt was then when in my childhood when Joseph was with me. From studying together to working together. And it is now when I am working with him. From working in Burbank, to working in pub. And now this job. Things have changed so easily.I just did not know things would change so easily without me getting into anything on choice. Never did I get any choice in life. It was back then when I was with my parents I had options, but things changed very fast.Maturity is realizing that it is very important to have a good career. If we will not have a good career no one will respect us. No one means no one! Even we are not going to respect ourselves. Yes! Exactly. This is factuality of life. The sooner we understand this the sooner we will be happy. Ah! I was too late to understand that. Yes! I was such an idiosyncratic soul. I wish I had not been the way I was.Back days! When things were quite different.It was a lovely evenin
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Christiana’s point of view“Sir, thanks for doing it but I hope my room would have looked a bit cleaner and classier.” And here I go directly attacking her ego. I was waiting for her to reply and she did that too. “It was you with a tasteless and *BORING* choice of colours so, better not blame me, miss.”He intentionally highlighted that word boring. She was annoying and getting on my freaking nerves, I wanted to stuff her mouth with something big that she cannot speak for years.“What’s making you so worked up.” Joseph asked noticing the frown on my face. “Nothing there’s someone I don’t want to see.” I admitted and he looked confused. I texted her back, “It looks like mam you don’t know what’s classy and elegant.” And I felt my lips forming a smile on my face. This girl was annoying but annoying her was more fun."What's there on your phone making you smile?" He asked in a tone as if I do not even smile. "Someone who got annoyed." She did not reply to me after that, I thought she w
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Tiger’s point of view“If you don’t mind, can I meet Joseph? It’s been so long?’ Both exchanged looks and burst into laughter. “Of course, why not, I’ll ask her to come.” And that Joseph came after a few minutes wearing the best of his clothes, also she - Christiana looked good but there was nothing in her that could grab the attention of me. We exchanged pleasantries and fuck she was blushing; did she think that I’m here to ask her out well I’m for that but not real. I thought of telling her my plan but that look in her eyes disgusted me, I can’t stay next to her even if it’s for my sake, I’ll find someone else for the play.“I’ll leave then,” I said abruptly without even having a normal convo with her. “But,” She looked disappointed but before she spoils my mood anymore, I left it to Christiana for getting things done for me. “What’s the matter with you?” I ignored him and sat in the car, “Can we go somewhere that is a better place.” I said.“Let me drive then, it looks like you got
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