Semua Bab His Only: Bab 21 - Bab 30

That was very good chocolate and he bought that for another woman, she wasn’t happy with that. She has to find that woman and from the way, he said that she choose those must mean that she is from this country and maybe this town. “I signed an NDA, I cannot say,” Davis said, his phone rang at that moment, “Hello…Yeah man…yeah tomorrow…I will come for it now...See you in a bit.” “Was that for the bus?” Michael asked. “Yes, hey boss, we get the bus for tomorrow. I am going to collect it now,” Davis said and was about to walk out the house. “Bus? Where are you going tomorrow? I want to go to,” Abigail said. She was envious of her brother, for the past week her brother had been working and she was stuck home doing nothing. She was hoping that they would have called her to do the house cleaning at least but nothing. She wanted to do something that would allow her to spend time with the handsome men, but it seemed like that wasn’t possible and she h

“Boss, apart from the documents that we are making, the name does not exist. It’s like the girl never existed before. There is no document of her birth or anything. She wasn’t even registered at the hospital, it’s like the girl appeared from nowhere.” “Hmm, seems like that is one of the reasons why the matron refuses to get her married to me. She doesn’t want Anna to have a life or exist at all. Tomorrow we have a busy day, I will not go with you all. I expect you and Davis to keep them occupied as long as you could, message me when you all are about to return.” “Boss, what are you planning to do?” “It’s is already clear that I am going to scope out the house, I would use my chance to spend with Anna and see how she does her work,” Lee said. “Boss, you are starting to become clingy,” Michael said. “I intend to be for the next three to two months, she would be leaving me for three years. In that three years I want memories of us etched in our b

He soon got a message from Michael that they were finished and on their way back, Anna noticed when the message come in before he said, “I have to go.” “Okay,” she said and didn’t question him, after who was him to her, just some random stranger that came and said he wanted to marry her. Anna watched him leave and it was only an hour after he left that she saw the bus returning with Cindy and the others. In that hour she had finished sweeping the entire house and mopped it, she was neatening the living room area when they returned. Cindy passed Anna and she didn’t seem too happy, “Can you believe it, Kelly? The man didn’t even go with us, he just sent his friend and a driver to help us.” Anna had just finished fixing the sofas and straightened herself, so happened when she looked up she saw Cindy, “What are you looking at?” Anna didn’t even bother answering her and was about to return to the kitchen to serve their lunch but Kelly stopped her, “Didn’t

“Why? Which woman would carry her enemy with her to meet her husband? I am not stupid,” Cindy said and stopped a taxi that just so happened to only have space for three. “Even fate is against you,” she said after the three of them got in the car. “Which mall are we going to?” Davis asked. “Some mall name Gulf City,” Lee said, mentioning the name of the mall that Jessica sent him. “That’s the same mall we had dinner at when you guys arrived, well last time we just went to the food court this time I could show you around,” Davis said. When the three men arrived at the mall it was nine, since it was Saturday there wasn’t much traffic on the road, but he knew that Anna had left early since Jessica messaged and informed him when she picked Anna up at the house so they would have a few hours of girl bonding time before they arrived. Cindy and the other two arrived at the mall around eleven because they had to go into Point Fortin to get a taxi, maxi

“I am sorry but do I know you. This is the first time I am seeing you,” Lee said. “Ah,” Cindy said in frustration before she grabbed her money back from the cashier and was about to walk out the store. “You know, even though I had fun trying on the clothes, I wasn’t stupid enough to walk to the cashier to pay for them because I knew I didn’t have the money,” Anna said and then walked out with Jessica. Jessica gave her a high five before looking back at Lee and nod her head as to say everything was arranged, “Let’s get something to eat,” Jessica said but loud enough for Lee and the others to hear. “Chinese?” she asked. “Yes, sounds good,” Anna said. Mia said, “She looks happier now, see that Cassie, sometimes watching a customer smile makes some of our days.” “Why are you still here? Aren’t you going to pack back those things or try to make more commission?” Cassie asked. “Oh, I’m not finished,” Mia said. “Are the things