All Chapters of SOMETHING ABOUT MR CEO : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

JoJo wasn't sure why she had thought they'd be flying a commercial plane to wherever it was they were traveling to.Of course, he had a private jet, he  was Jordan fucking McGrath and he was that loaded.Another tell tale sign that their worlds were too far apart to fit together.She'd packed light, justa few essentials and hopefully  that will get her through their stay there.The engine that was his jet was sleek and beautiful with twin engines, and though she didn't know much about aircrafts, she could tell this one had cost a lot.She had to wait a bit for Jordan to talk stuffs with some guy they'd met here at the hanger, who she suspected to be the pilot.It wasn't long though, before he came to lead her into the beautiful craft.Damn, if she'd thought that the outside was beautiful, the interior was exquisite and luxurious.There was

Her phone was lying on the floor, the screen half lit, but the only thought in her head was that these are the Carter boys and they were here, in Jordan's dad's room. She didn't need a second glance to recognize them, it's been years but they'd only gotten older and more define with a healthy dose of masculinity, just like their....brother, but unlike him, they hadn't changed at all. Her eyes flew to Jordan in a plea but he seemed just as surprised as she was, but it was obviously for different reasons. Her head was spinning, her brain quickly piecing together every single information she has on this and the answer was right there, glaring at her but it was too ugly and scared for her to believe it. "Joceline?" The younger of the two men that just entered the room, who she remembered to be Zayn, asked. She wanted to answer, she wanted to open her mouth and te

"What the fuck man? I'm no woman expert but you don't keep them in the dark about something this big."Jordan watched Zayn finish his lecture with a shrug, wondering if his brother wasn't right somehow.Maybe he should have told her on that first day she'd sauntered into his office, looking hot as hell.Maybe he should have reminded her that he was the same Jordan she'd left behind when she moved with her family, the very same one whose life had hit rock bottom as he'd tried to learn living without his anchor to sanity.She'd been that for him after all, the one reason he never reeled off into the deep, dark ends.And maybe he should have told her about the countless nights he'd go over to her house and scale her balcony, a pack of beer or two in his backpack, just because he couldn't sleep.He'd let himself into her room and lie in her bed which they'd left behind for some reason,

"The fuck!" One of the men, the one at the wheel, cursed as he swerved too late, almost getting hit by another car. They've long since lost the sedan and only God in heaven knew where they were taking her to. JoJo'sheart was beating a tattoo against her chest even though somewhere deep down, she knew they were the good guys. At least she hoped. "Call the boss again, Ty." The one who had been cussing said, his eyes still glued to the road. The boss? The last time she'd heard that term, it hadn't ended well at all. She'd been held and tortured by men she prays never to set eyes on ever again in her entire life. "He's not taking my calls." The one named Ty answered, tapping away at the screen of his phone again. He still held her, even th

The bar that the cab guy took him too was a small, local liquor joint. And there wasn't much people inside it which made it perfect for Jordan. He needed the space and quiet that came with being alone. The room was dark, creating a much needed anonymity for him. How didn't need anybody recognising him here and running off to tattle tales to his family or worse, the paparazzi he's spied a couple times hanging around him since they came into town. He doubted any of these guys in here would be able to tell who he was to save their lives, even if the light had been burning bright, which thankfully it wasn't. A young girl who looked about the age that had no business in a bar came over to take his order. He'd have asked what she was doing here if he'd been in his right frame of mind. She was too young to be in here and the