Thalia’s Beast
Metr
Carlo,
itch! I'm a gurl" He crosses his arms and raises hi
yourself into trouble, Thalia!" Divina, who is ev
scratching my brow, trying to t
u did owe me a favor, right
Gab down and made him
g at me about how I've turned into a stubbor
ply hoping it gets a huge boost in the auction tomorrow. Mrs. Landers needed my support and assistance, a
e box. I took the navy blue satin backless halter dress from my suitcase and hung it on the cabinet next
forward to attending thi
ed as I snore
k to view her, smiling, "I'm ju
t the day after tomorrow we all have to go shopping for souveni
even fell asleep. "yeah, sure," A
*
uctio
De Mont
Carlo,
ng my passes. Even the registration of the fragrance and sample fragrances within the unopened box I bought for the auction
e any prob
d-shouldered men dressed in black suits. The man in front of
at the registration desk instantly helped him and had my queue placed to wait fo
an's shoulder. "I believe I
row at him an
desk then patted my elbow ge
the first person on the line. It's the least he could do to show what kind of man he is." I answered, causing the woman's jaw to drop. I realize
king a single step back. His smirk was anoth
short sniff at me. However, as I lean back to confirm, he has already returned to the registration table with hi
ady inside the hall,
e eyes, I couldn't he
acquire a new pass, I told you that I'd like to see yo
er my body. How am I going to confront her and
ly waiting beside the seat sh
our husband " She inqui
er. He still has a few appointments t
et myself get screwed. Not now, when I'm still
e said with delight. Her eyes were filled with zeal. The thought of me and Gab spending the rest of our lives as a couple makes me puke. Speaking of Gab, I'm c
pats my back after I nearly puke from my thoughts of me and Gab. I also fou
to go to the nearest restroom because the urge to pee would not go away. I
it difficult for me to know where I was going. Even the doors, which lack the side borders th
g into their comfort room appears to be difficult, returning is far more difficult. I merely trust my instinct
ded carpet, transitional chandeliers hang from the high ceiling, and stylish maroon draperies grace the windows. Items were kept safe
the very least, I get to see, if not own, each of them for the first time. There were ancient vases and recogniza
ce within a glass box that drew my attention. It's as though it's pulling me in closer. It's on
r something
it's security, but it's a man in a sharp tuxedo with a black and gold mask cover
tly is he