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MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 37
Hilary woke up with a dull ache in her chest, the weight of her father's words pressing down on her. The silence of her room felt suffocating, a stark contrast to the usual bustling energy of the morning. She slowly got out of bed, her limbs feeling heavy, her mind heavy with the weight of her father's wrath. The breakfast table was a battlefield of unspoken tensions. Her father sat at the head of the table, his face unreadable, his gaze fixed on his plate. Her mother sat beside him, her eyes filled with concern, her lips pressed together in a thin line. Hilary took a seat, her gaze fixed on her plate, her heart heavy with despair. "Eat something, darling," her father said, his voice a soft murmur, his tone laced with a hint of concern. "You need your strength."Hilary sat there, her gaze fixed on her plate, her appetite gone, her stomach churning. She couldn’t face the food, she couldn’t face her parents, she couldn’t face the reality of her situation. "Hilary," her mothe
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 38
The classroom buzzed with the usual pre-lecture chatter, but Hilary felt detached, the noise a distant hum. The professor's voice, usually a soothing balm, felt like sandpaper against her raw emotions. She kept her sunglasses on, a barrier against the world, a shield against the pitying gazes she felt burning into her. "Hilary," the professor's voice, laced with concern, broke through the haze. "Could you please take off your shades? It's difficult to see your eyes when they're covered."Hilary hesitated, her heart pounding. She knew the professor was right, but she was so caught in her own pain, so overwhelmed with shame and sadness, she couldn’t bring herself to expose her swollen eyes, the evidence of her father's anger. But the professor's voice was gentle, insistent, and Hilary, overwhelmed, finally relented. She took off her shades, revealing her red, puffy eyes, the traces of tears still clinging to her lashes. She couldn't bear the pitying glances of her classmates,
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 39
The bell for break time rang, a jarring sound that sliced through the haze of Hilary's misery. She and Ganaesly shuffled out of the classroom, the weight of their shared sorrow pressing down on them. They found a quiet corner in the courtyard, a haven away from the boisterous chatter of other students. "Who could have told him?" Ganaesly asked, her voice laced with frustration, her brow furrowed in thought. "Who could have betrayed you like that?"Hilary shrugged, her heart heavy with a mixture of anger and confusion. "I don't know," she whispered, her gaze fixed on the ground. "It has to be someone who saw us together."They sat in silence for a moment, their minds racing, their thoughts swirling. They had to find the culprit, they had to uncover the truth. It was a matter of justice, a matter of pride, a matter of survival. "Maybe it was my aunt," Hilary said, her voice a low murmur, her eyes fixed on Ganaesly, her gaze unwavering. "She came to stay with me while Mom and
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 40
Aaron sat in his car, the engine idling, his gaze fixed on the school gates. He had been waiting for Hilary for almost an hour, and she still hadn’t come out. He had seen some of her classmates leaving, but he hadn’t seen Hilary or Ganaesly. His anxiety was growing with each passing minute, his stomach churning with a mixture of worry and anger. He had been forbidden by Hilary’s father from seeing her, but he couldn’t help but feel a sense of responsibility for her. He had been the one who had broken her heart, the one who had betrayed her trust. He had to make things right, he had to protect her. He had hoped to see her, to talk to her, to apologize, to tell her how much he cared. But she had vanished, and he had no idea where she was. Finally, he couldn’t take it anymore. He got out of his car and walked towards the school gates, his heart pounding in his chest. He stopped a girl who was leaving school, her backpack slung over her shoulder, her face a mixture of boredo
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 41
Aaron stood there for a moment, his hand still on the doorknob, the weight of Ganaesly's rejection settling over him. He understood now. He was the enemy. He was the one who had betrayed Hilary, the one who had hurt her, the one who had caused her so much pain. He was the one who had broken her trust, the one who had made her father furious, the one who had caused so much havoc in her life. He was the one who had made Ganaesly turn against him, the one who had made her become his enemy. He felt a pang of guilt, a wave of remorse, a surge of regret. He had been so selfish, so blind, so foolish. He had taken Hilary's love for granted, he had thought his feelings were more important than hers, he had thought he could get away with breaking her heart. But he had been wrong. He had been so wrong. He walked back to his car, his head bowed, his shoulders slumped, his heart heavy with sorrow. He had to find Hilary, he had to apologize, he had to make things right. He had to f
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 42
The morning light filtered through the blinds, painting the room in a pale, ethereal glow. Hilary stirred, her body aching, her mind heavy with the weight of her sleepless night. She hadn’t eaten anything, the thought of food repellant, her stomach churning with a mixture of anxiety and despair. She had spent the night tossing and turning, her mind racing, her thoughts swirling, her heart filled with a mixture of anger, confusion, and fear. She had tried to make sense of everything, to understand what had happened, to figure out who had betrayed her, but she was no closer to finding the truth. She got out of bed, her movements slow and deliberate, her body feeling drained and exhausted. She went to the kitchen, her eyes fixed on the floor, her mind filled with a mixture of dread and determination. She opened the pantry, her eyes scanning the shelves, her fingers trembling slightly. She grabbed a bag of chips, her heart pounding in her chest, her mind racing. She knew her m
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 43
Aaron sat in his car, his mind racing, his heart pounding. He had to find the picture, he had to see it, he had to understand what was going on. He had to find out who had betrayed him, who had exposed his secret, who had made his life a living hell.An idea started to form in his mind, a seed of hope, a glimmer of possibility. He could sneak into Mr. Hilaire's office, he could find the picture, he could unravel the mystery.But how? How could he get into the office? The house was heavily guarded, the security system was state-of-the-art, the cameras were everywhere. He needed a plan, he needed a strategy, he needed a way to get in without being detected.He drove back to the Clintons' house, his mind racing, his heart pounding. He had to think fast, he had to act quickly, he had to find a way to get into the office.He parked his car in the driveway, his eyes fixed on the house, his mind filled with a mixture of hope and despair. He got out of his car and walked up to the front door,
MY BOSS’s DAUGHTER Chapter 44
Aaron slammed his phone down on the balcony railing, his knuckles white, his face flushed with a mixture of anger and frustration. He had to do something, he had to act, he had to make Maite pay. He took a deep breath, trying to calm his nerves, his mind racing. He had to find Maite, he had to confront her, he had to make her understand the consequences of her actions. He reached into his pocket, his fingers trembling slightly. He pulled out his phone, his eyes fixed on the screen, his heart pounding in his chest. He scrolled through his contacts, his fingers hovering over Maite's name. He hesitated, his mind racing, his heart pounding. He knew it was a risky move, he knew it was a dangerous game, but he had to do it. He had to find Maite, he had to confront her, he had to make her pay. He pressed the call button, his eyes fixed on the screen, his heart pounding in his chest. He waited, his anxiety growing with every passing second. The phone rang, a familiar melody, a
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