Love Came Along

R 2… O

tes wearing a simple sleeveless white gown, a pair of sandals, and a beach hat to keep the sun at

nd, she held her phone and dialed a string of numbers. Watson had arranged a cab d

her side and he asked if she had arrived. She replied that she had and he told her wh

ate to the apartment that had been arranged after she signed the contract. Ac

wouldn’t be

as either her alarm didn’t ring, or it did at a wrong time: or it rang and she turned it off:

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come to a stop in front of a one floor bungalow that was rounded by a very

it was because it couldn’t be her tem

into his pocket to fetch a single key. He stretched his arms for her to take th

key from the man and examined it for a while b

” He replied, shaking

driver also came out and removed her suitcase from the trunk. He handed i

pulled out all the cash in it to give to him. It wasn’t much, mayb

y to him. “Here it’

e replied, “All expenses have been c

exactly did Watson sta

d and held out her hand even mo

e added with

eaction. She seemed very open; he

Kate's smile widened as she wa

ed to face her apartment –

ates to the main doors of the house was decorated with marble stones and she walked on them till t

acu

her view. The room was sparkling as if it had just being cleaned. The furniture

ith a small bang. As she walked further into the room, she ran her fingers on the covered furniture. She

d looked around the room. Far behind, there were three single

Later, she decided and closed the door to open the one a few meters from it. That one was a large bedroom, painted white from floor to ceiling with a large bed

o get familiar with the house before taking a quick nap. Then later, when the

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o call Watson. It rang for a few minutes before Watso

d Kate hummed, wonderi

s,

t settled in. Tomorrow’s Monday and I expect you t

ut an inau

ven, sir” she replied with a smirk o

.” Watson said a

losing her eyes and in a matter of m

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evening. Kate showered, changed into a pair

g tour of Ontario when she landed

e to keep in mind her way home. It was her first time in O

restaurant. It looked simple and

roads clearly, she relaxed. A waiter came afterwards and she m

g lady approached her table w

ted warmly, "c

and watched as the lady

ducing herself. "I'm sorry to inconveni

ied, "it's okay. I'm Kate

r problem?" Kate sai

aintly and sh

lay low for a few minutes.

Kata re

ame out with someone else, his bro

eyes we

under

ed Kate's order. She politely requested for

ady. Everything about her screamed trouble and that w

and packaged the cakes and coffee

made to leave. She tur

ke my l

black and golden card from he

out to me,

a look a

t read in block letters. She

eet again.

t,' Kate thou

, she changed into her pajamas, h

ing to be long and