All Chapters of TWISTED FATE: THEBILLIONAIRE'S FORBIDDEN AFFAIR: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Have you ever had the feeling that something is going on but you can't figure out what it is?She'd felt this foreboding dread for a week and was becoming a little spooked out.Avita was in a good mood, especially after coming from Sinazolengwe, where she had a good time and made a lot of money.She not only purchased an expensive phone, but she also expanded her limited wardrobe with new clothes, jewelry, bags, and shoes.She also took a free vacation to another nation, where she did not spend a single penny.Avita also benefited from free airtime and an additional OWD 5,000 as recompense for being unable to plait people over the long weekend.Her perks for this long weekend were more than OWD 100,000, and it was the first time she had spent so much money on herself in such a short period.She had already spent thousands of Drynis on tuition, which did not count. Avita was delighted as a result of the trip, and everyone at work noticed.However, something was off from Monday to Frida

"This is where we live and where I grew up, darling. However, now that I am an adult, I live outside. I have my own personal area. I prefer more independence, so it's just my father, mother, and younger siblings here. My older brother also lives outside, but we all get together once a week for a family gathering."Lucilla didn't hold back when it came to telling Avita about her family, and the curious Avita began to listen intently.She had forgotten she had been fired the day before, and even if she dwelled on it, nothing would change."The mansion has twenty bedrooms in total, and there is................................."The more Avita listened, the worse her headache became. What would a family of seven need twenty bedrooms for?This didn't even cover the villa in the back where the maids stayed. When she compared this level of luxury to her one-bedroom apartment, she suddenly remembered what the peacock had told her.'Is being wealthy such a tremendous privilege?'As they made t

While Patrick was busy marketing his items online, Avita was in the bedroom checking LinkedIn to see if there were any jobs available near her.But she was always coming up against a brick wall and couldn't seem to find anything. This, however, did not cause her to give up.If she can't find work right now, she plans to keep looking until she does. Even if she couldn't find work in accounting right now, she can always do something else.Finding a job is still preferable to doing nothing. And she wasn't planning to notify her lover about being fired until she was stuck. If Patrick's family members found out, she had no idea what kind of difficulty they would cause her this time.The next day, Patrick left first as usual, and Avita, who no longer had a job, decided to go to the salon.She has a chair there, so since she was free, she can go there and work till she discovers something.Unfortunately for her, she had no clients for three days in a row, which was beginning to worry her.Av

Avita began to describe and narrate what she had been up to since being fired the previous week. Patrick's heart ached for his girlfriend as he heard more.He is aware that she was proud and hardworking to some level. It must have been incredibly tough for her to find herself in such a circumstance, and only she knows what she was going through.But he was also pleased and proud of her for not giving up and even trying new things.Avita was not an online person, so hearing that she had begun to dabble in that field made him proud as the boyfriend."So, I was thinking about starting an online clothing and accessory business. If there is enough money, I can try to create a physical store and recruit people to work in it. I'll.................... what do you think?"Patrick had been paying close attention when Avita was speaking, so he had a general idea of what she was saying.What she was attempting to do differed from what he does in that he does not become intimately engaged with wha

As she waited for the bus, Avita smiled helplessly as she listened to Patrick, who couldn't stop yapping."You must look after yourself, and if you have a bad feeling about someone, don't be afraid to seek help!" Patrick offered advice for the hundredth time."Yes, yes, yes. Don't be concerned about me. I will always look after myself!" Avita made a major pledge.Patrick sighed and gently rubbed Avita's head, saying, "That's good then."Patrick kept Avita amused for another 10 minutes before the bus driver announced that the bus was leaving.Patrick and the other family members who were sending their relatives go finally got off the bus and watched it leave.Avita was seated in a two-seater, on the inner side rather than the aisle side.Her next-door neighbor was a middle-aged woman who, fortunately for her, did not enjoy conversing too much.The bus price from Wakothanie to Gaborone was OWD 700, and the journey took 20 hours. The journey from Wakothanie to the Botswana border was ele