Life as a celebrity

Life as a celebrity

Ajayi Esther

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Geum bi is a crazy but lovely girl. She is jobless,lives with her friend - Lily who is already telling her to get a job. Lily works in a coffee shop. One day, Lily told Geum that there's a job vacancy at a young billionaire's place. Geum was reluctant to go first as the billionaire in question is just someone she dislikes. As she got there,the billionaire told his manager to shut the gate so no one will come in again as there's a lot of participants already. What then happens? Find out!!

Chapter 1 A lil introduction

Chapter one💕

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Reporting live: Joseph Joe is finally back to Seoul City as he has finally recovered. So many people in the airport has came to welcome him. Oh, there he is, Mr Joseph!"

The lady reporting news on live ran after him.

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"Gosh,I wonder what the people sees in this guy"Geum Bi rolled her eyes as she watched the news on the TV.

"You can't say. That guy is just too cute"her friend, Lily replied her as she walked inside the living room with a bowl of ice cream.

"If I have the money, I'll also be there"Lily replied and Geum Bi scoffed.

"I would have lend you some if you had informed me earlier"she said sarcastically.

Lily smiled and shrugged as she took the sit beside her.

"So...I kinda get a ticket for his concert"Lily said.

"Yeah, whatever,if the guy dies,you will surely die with him anyways"Geum replied nonchalantly.

"And...I got yours also"Lily said and scooped some ice cream in her mouth.

Geum Bi turned and gawked at her.

"I'll never step my foot in that concert of his so....

"But I already got the tickets...?

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"Mr Joe,a word please"

Reporters rushed after Joseph as he walked outside,his bouncers surrounding him.

He stopped and faced the media.

"Mr Joe, what would you like to say to all your fans"

"Mr Joe, please tell us the nature of your sickness"

"I heard you didn't traveled out for surgery,is that true?"

"Mr Joe please answer us"

The reporters rushed attacked him with questions.

"For those of my fans out there...I love y'all"

He spoke into the microphone and entered his car then his driver zoomed off.

His bouncers occupied the other cars and trailed behind him.

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Joseph rushed out from his car and unbuttoned his shirt as he walked towards the mansion.

Three hours journey from London changed to five hours all because of crazy fans.

He entered the house and went straight to the kitchen.

Everywhere was silent, just as he left so what was he expecting.

He sighed and scoffed inwardly.

He will have to make an order or prepare the food himself.

But, he's really hungry and it's driving him crazy.

Gosh!

He would have to employ a cook anyway, even if he don't want to but for the sake of his stomach,he has to.

He shoved his phone out of his pocket and went online then ordered for three plates of pasta.

He placed his phone on the table and walked out of the room.

He took the stairs to his room and opened the door.

He removed his shirt and sneakers.

He unbuckled his wristwatch and drop it on the jewelry table.

He took the stairs down to the dining area and moved to the fridge.

He brought out some cookies and closed the fridge.

He placed the cookies on the table and picked one up from it and then tore the nylon.

He stuffed the cookie in his mouth and munched on it.

He was really hungry. Really hungry.

Maybe he will have to get a maid that will always prepare food for him.

The door bell rang after he had finished stuffing the whole cookies in his mouth.

He walked out of the room and headed to the living the opened the door and it revealed the delivery guy.

Oh.

He has been longing for this.

"Good afternoon, sir"the delivery guy bowed and he nodded and collected the box from him then shut the door.

He went to place the box on the table and unwrapped it.

He brought out the plates that has pasta contained in them and placed it beside the box.

He looked inside the box and pick out the fork nearly wrap with a tissue paper.

He dug the fork in the plates and scooped a large amount of pasta then shoved it in his mouth.

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