All Chapters of Hooked on Your Love: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Hannah   As soon as I woke up this morning, Jules wanted us to leave.   "Come on, get your lazy ass up.'' She said, throwing a pillow at me as I stretched.   ''Five more minutes.'' I groan and lay back on the bed. I could feel her staring me down as I tried to go back to sleep.   "Hannah, if you don't get up right now, I'm going to drag you off this bed. Don't you need to know about being an assistant? And don't try the 'I'm shy and can't talk to people' thing. If you want to make money, you need to learn how to have a normal conversation with someone without freaking out. Plus, we had a deal, didn't we?''   "You're right, I know. '' I answered, getting off the bed.   " Good. Now stop complaining and get dressed." I rolled my eyes but did what she said.   Once we finished getting dressed, we walked up to Jules's car since she in

Hannah   Today I didn't have to rush to get up because last night I set my alarm for six-forty-five so when I woke up I could do one of the few things that calm me down. Running.   I threw on sweatpants and a sports bra. Once I stepped outside, it felt like heaven. The wind was just right, not too cold and not too hot. As I ran around the neighborhood, I felt my hair blowing in my face. Normally I would've got mad, but today it just felt good. Once I started getting tired, and it was getting time for me to get ready, I headed back. After I took a shower, I wore another light pink pencil skirt. I didn't want to wear another blouse just in case I fell again, so instead wore a white tank top and a black sweater over it. After I tied my hair in a low bun, I was ready to go.   When I left at eight-fifteen, that gave me some time. The drive only took about twenty minutes because there wasn't any traffic. When I stopped to get

Michael When David and I arrive we go to the VIP lounge. Now I regret coming out tonight because as soon as I sat down all of them began talking to me. I never actually wanted to hang out with them. I only did it most of the time to close a business deal. In order to get that, I needed to get them to like me. So most of the time I just played it off until I got what I wanted.  We sat there for at least an hour before I told David I was going to get a drink. As I went to the bar, I saw someone who looked exactly like Hannah. At first, I thought I was just going nuts and that I was hallucinating because I was so stressed out.  Dude get a grip.  But I just couldn't. I had to just see a peek. If it was her, at least I hadn't completely lost my mind. If it wasn't, I was going to the loony house as soon as possible. The lady was sitting on the other side of the bar. I had put two sections for the bar instead of one big one because I w

Michael   "Wait what?" I ask, taken aback. Had I heard her wrong? She actually said yes? I was for sure she was going to say no.    "Yes, I will go," She whispers   "Alright, great.  Awesome! I'll call my driver and go handle some stuff. I'll be right back."    I start walking but turn around quickly.    "And don't run off, again."   She smiles and sits at the bar. "I won't, just hurry up,"   When she says this, I hurry off. I get to the table and only see a bunch of drunk people. Only one man sitting on the sofa awake.    What the hell?   These were supposed to be the people I was going to settle a business deal with. I was gone for about an hour, and they were already passed out on the sofa.   "What the hell happened? I wasn't even gone that long."

Hannah   I woke up this morning feeling a little better than before. At least I didn't have a raging hangover and a man in my bed.   I had no idea how this day would go. I was going to try to apologize, but I didn't want him to get even more mad at me for bothering him. My plan was to just avoid him for the rest of my life. That way, I didn't have to see his gorgeous face, and he wouldn't get mad at me. It was a win-win. So after I took a shower, put my clothes on and makeup, I went downstairs to grab something to eat before I left.   I was wearing a black dress that stopped at my knees with black heels and a pair of slides in my bag in case I stubbed my toes. I also kept a shirt and a pair of pants on my desk at the office. After what happened the first day, I was determined to be prepared every day.   I got in a cab and went to my office, which was in his office. To activate my plan to avoid him, s