All Chapters of I Confessed to My Boss During a Plane Crash: Chapter 11 - Chapter 14

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Chapter 11

I Confessed to My Boss During a Plane Crash/Two Cents

Kian's voice trembled as if he was suppressing an overwhelming emotion. "Sora, do you trust me?" His eyes lit up once more, as though he was looking at something precious. The thought startled me, but I met his gaze and nodded firmly. Kian nodded back, released me, and turned to leave. Just before stepping out, he said, "Wait for me." The sound of the door closing sent a shudder through my entire body. Watching his departing figure, I felt lost. I had no idea what he meant by that. But I trusted him. He would give me an answer. He wouldn't make me wait in vain. I trusted him the way I trusted my own life. I could never forget my first interview. With only a self-taught associate’s degree, I wasn't remotely qualified for a position at Homer Enterprises. But I received the interview notice anyway. The interviewers were kind, telling me to wait for further news. And then, I got in. I started from the very bottom. The company gave me a chance, supporting me in ta

Chapter 12

I Confessed to My Boss During a Plane Crash/Two Cents

Kian’s mother unlocked the door, still chattering as she did."I stole this from Kian," she said with a mischievous smile.I couldn’t help but laugh. She was adorable.But the moment I stepped inside, I froze.The study was massive. One entire wall was covered with photos of me—pictures I had never seen before. It was as if someone secretly took them over the years.There were photos from middle school, high school, and college. Pictures of me at tutoring classes, working part-time jobs, handing out flyers, eating a bread. Even a shot of me on my first day at Homer Enterprises, striding into the building with determination.My breath caught in my throat.On the bookshelf, I spotted my academic records—high school transcripts, college admissions results, even my SAT score reports, showing my progress from a low score to a near-perfect one.Each one was neatly printed out, and beside them, in elegant handwriting, was a single phrase: "Well done."I recognized Kian’s handwriting insta

Chapter 13

I Confessed to My Boss During a Plane Crash/Two Cents

"Please, let him be safe.""If anything happens to him, I’ll die with him."That entry was from the day after the plane nearly crashed.I couldn’t imagine how he wrote those words. But as I read them, I remembered him—barefoot in his pajamas, running through the airport, searching for me.Kian’s mother spoke again."There’s also a will in the safe."I turned to her in shock."He was afraid. He said life is unpredictable—plane crashes, car accidents, anything could happen. “So, he hired a lawyer and wrote his will, leaving all his assets and savings to you. From the moment he fell for you, he never gave himself a way out.“If you didn’t love him back, he would have spent his life alone. He won’t get married and have children. He would be all alone."My tears broke free.A bittersweet ache swelled in my chest, overflowing with warmth, sorrow, and something so deep it made my whole being tremble. It felt like my life had finally become whole like nothing else mattered anymore."His roo

Chapter 14

I Confessed to My Boss During a Plane Crash/Two Cents

I couldn’t think. Fear consumed me, wrapping around my body like a suffocating vice.Curling up in the backseat, I clutched my head, trembling. The driver hesitated before asking if I needed to go to the hospital."To the airport!" I roared.I called my uncle, Jimmy Cooke, demanding that my car be allowed through security.I couldn’t think.All I could picture was Sora—terrified and in pain. Was he hurting? Was he suffering? My heart felt like it was being ripped apart.I hated myself for sending him on this trip.I hated that I wasn’t there to protect him.I would never forgive myself.When I arrived at the airport, the chaos told me everything.There were ambulances, fire trucks, and police everywhere.The severity of the situation was undeniable.I prayed, staring up at the sky, barely able to breathe.And then, finally, the plane appeared.It landed safely.And so did my heart.But I was frozen, paralyzed.Every ounce of courage I had drained from my body.Passengers began slid

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