All Chapters of Chasing Her: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I drummed my fingers against the desk in front of me, tapped my feet against the hard marble floor, being totally impatient. Moving my eyes from the paper on the desk, I sighed.  "What's this about?" I asked Dad.  He drank from his glass, twirling his swivel chair around. "It's simple. All you've gotta do is check the content properly. Easy." I threw my head back, sighed in frustration. "Go straight to the point. For goodness sake, stop this confusion." "What confusion?" He finally fixed his gaze at me. "I don't get you, son. I mean, I don't see any confusion in this. Aren't those mere words written on that paper?" "Dad!" I slapped my palm against the table, pushed my seat backwards, stood up straight. The way I glared at him surprised me. I had never been this audacious. Was I this angry? "What's the meaning of this? Don't you understand what I mean? I said I'm sick of

Renee______ Just like every other morning, the sun passing through the curtain was what woke me from my sleep. Sun had always attacked my sleep, so yeah, I was used to this. Although I had tossed the blanket over my head, sleep didn't want me any longer. I guessed it was time to wake up.  Lazily, I sat up straight, blinking like a confused animal.  "Morning to you." Mona sat on her bed, smiled at me, then focused on the pancake in her hands.  I yawned. "Morning to you too. You're good?" She nodded, her mouth filled with pancakes.  I scratched my hair, gazing at her, contemplating on whether or not to ask her what I wanted to. She probably noticed how crazily I stared at her, which made her eyebrows quirk at me.  "You're okay?" She asked.  I chuckl

Roy____ I glared at mom, so angry at her. Since the last forty minutes, she hadn't given me the answer I wanted. All she did was to sip from her cup as if I wasn't seated here with her.  "Mom, I'm asking you the same thing again, did you tell Renee anything?" I ensured I sounded harsh, enough for her to know I wasn't joking around.  "And what if I did?" She looked up at the sky, so much uninterest beaming in her voice.  I snorted. "This isn't funny, you know? What'll dad—" "Dad!" She interrupted me from speaking, turned to me. Those tears in her eyes ached my stomach, but what could I do? "Your dad is always everything. You so much care about what he thinks of you, to the point you're now doing terrible things." I sighed. "I already told you he won't harm her. And, why do you even care about this? It's not like I'm the first guy t

Hot, Roy really was.  I couldn't help but drool for him. Two ladies walked past him, muttered and giggled, and I shot them a glare even though they didn't see me. What the heck? How could they fall for my man? Silly! Roy turned around, smiled widely at me. I blinked to remain steady. I was intensely staring at him to the point I had forgotten we were in a shopping mall.  "Done." He said that as soon as he walked to me.  "O-Oh. Were they… expensive?" I asked, referring to the bunch of clothes and shoes he had just bought for me.  He rolled his eyes, dropped his hands on his waist, sighed. "Renee, seriously? You still worry about the expenses?" I smiled. "Maybe." He shook his head, took the shopping bags from me, signaled we should get going. In a short while, we reached his car. He dropped the bags in the back se

I blinked after a long, crazy, uncomfortable stare. I was kind of shocked to know he knew my name. And, why did I feel like this guy was truly Roy's brother? This was the same way I had encountered Roy, about a year ago. He had come like a ghost, seeming as if he had already known me before that night.  "You're not just cute, you're funny too." Tyler chuckled at me.  I smiled a little. I wasn't blushing, but I liked it when anyone called me cute. "Thanks. Anyways, what would you like to buy?" "I want a drink." He winked, a sneer on his lips. Gosh! Winking like Roy? Was I sure this wasn't my guy in disguise? "A drink with you." I chuckled. "I work here. No drinks with the workers." "Really?" He propped his elbow on the counter, those attractive eyes glinting. "Well, you aren't prohibited from walking home with me, right?" I dropped my hands on my wai