Sienna White And Her Seven Lovers

?” I tried to keep myself calm, but Sophia must have been joking w

hia! And all you have to do is just to show up. Just one job, and you can’t even do that?” I cl

hanging the time of the meeting unexpectedly. Again. And I knew how much

he pitch and want to discuss finer details. I just need to be there to clarify a few things. And besides, all I said was I will be late, but I wi

ook a deep sigh and covere

aurant to pack the food home. I don’t know how willing they are for that, but I will ask.” I said unenthusiastically. Logically, it made sense that she attended this me

smile was striking—what a

I love you so much, baby!” Sophia walked

e fund.” I said that to her ear and hugged her back. My hand caressed her smooth, silky blac

promised to rush to the restauran

t the work she does; coding, strategizing, and shifting the status quo. In a way, I was glad to take a backseat and be the sup

useful, sassy, fun, and young. I still remember the day Sophia came to me with a business proposal and pitched the idea to me. I helped with the feed

ne, but it was just work. It didn’t consume my life

of our latter three years together was dedicated to building the

kids with a dream of making it big in startups. I had been working in Palo Alto for a few years after doing m

ith charisma and confidence. It was her choice of words and how each syllable was elegantly pronounced. It was

talk at the after-event par

nt together and raised an orange cat named Biscuit. I worked with her during the day, and we went home together. After the first year, the business grew. We sold that apartment a

The woman that

hadn’t texted. I thought to give her ten more minutes before I asked for the cheesecake and ice cream. The restaurant doesn’t do takeaways.

ss, deep V-neck, red satin slip dress that I wore fo

s placed on the table. I looked past the flowers to see the love of my life sitting in the chair across the table. Her l

r unblinking stare. Her

It’s enough for us to build a new team and e

he pulled me into her embrace, l

mmered. Fifty million was the most we could

didn’t catch her own breath when she add