I watched raindrops trickle down the windowpane as I put the finishing touches on my black dress. I had switched from outfit to outfit, hoping that the next one would look more presentable than the last. Aria had been sitting on the edge of my bed, silently observing my preparations. "So you’re re
The drive took us away from the suburban streets and into the sprawling countryside. The road stretched endlessly before us, and my eyes kept flickering to Timothy to see his expression. Every time I’d ask where he was taking us, my questions would be met with evasive answers and a growing sense of
“I think I captured you instead,” he said in a whisper, his breath fanning across my parted lips. His hands began to trace the curves of my body, igniting a burning desire within me. The feel of his skin against mine only heightened the intensity as his muscles flexed beneath my fingers. He leaned
I lacked the urge to get out of bed that Monday morning, still exhausted from Timothy and I’s trip to the beach. I had been restless the whole night because of it. Something was different. I could feel it in the air. My phone buzzed, and the notification read: "Meeting in 40 minutes – Scarlett."
I sighed and weighed my options. The sisters were at a crossroads. "Very well, Stella, but Scarlett is willing to make amends. We can find a way to rebuild what's been broken. It won't be easy, but it might be worth it." Stella's lawyer chimed in, "I think a mediated settlement could be the best c
The next day, I found myself sitting quietly on the couch, waiting for the time to arrive. He said it would be at noon, though that seemed too far away. Rolling over, I reached for the remote control on the nightstand and turned on the television. The news was already on, though they were discussi
As I left the law firm, my emotions were a swirling mix of triumph and trepidation. I had just sued my boss, Mr. Erickson, and the repercussions of that bold move were yet to fully sink in. My phone rang, and I fumbled to answer it. The familiar voice on the other end sent a shiver down my spine
I took a deep breath, the enormity of my decision weighing heavily on my shoulders. It was a difficult step to take, but I couldn't deny the sense of camaraderie that had developed between Timothy and me. "Alright, Timothy. I’ll do it, but only if you promise to be there if anything goes wrong." R