Love Came Along

… FIRST D

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ing up and so was she. The only source of light in the dim

ed before turning on the bedside la

she was out of her ‘very comfortable’ apartment fifty five minutes later. She

ompanies, for the last thirty years, according to her research last night, had held the coveted title of Ontario's bigges

other person in the business world at his fingertips. According to them, he made the

hirt and the pencil knee-length skirt she would be wearing. She grabbed her framed

s the street. Kate covered the distance in a short wh

he words that were boldly written

VIA

glassed up the bridge of her nose before walking

. Behind the solid wooden table, a perfectly dressed, red-head sat with

g one of her own signature smile

he receptionist ask

e me,

her make a call before turning to

aid and turned to com

evator. Her mind worked in different ways. She co

ling nervous. Her feet tapped silently as s

ticed and turned to

let a smile on

the elevator door opened on the fourty fifth floor.

red-head came to a sto

of work is perfectly normal." The red-head whisp

y. Shw whispered a thank you to the red

et herself in. Kate took another one of those raspy bre

man standing by the window. He was staring outside the floo

t intricately designed three piece suit he was wearing and she was sure they had been

ir that had been trimmed to a short, conservati

o the chair across his desk and shoved the other int

nto his intense blue eyes that looked empty and dar

Roos

gs her head down, her knees sudden

e stretches her hand out to

taking her hand in his. "Cal

-each full of confidence. As his tall and muscular body folds into th

above him. His face was intimidating. "F

elts into an amused tone. Yet, h

ss Roos

used to being referred to as Miss. The

l up, not so noticeable though, at the top. "W

widen at the thought

ldn't know. He doesn't know. Right? She fidgete

the end of it all. That would also mean her

t sound good at

sistant before." Kevin said, leaning back in his seat. "So, that leaves me wondering why yo

uldn't see through her. She couldn't lo

, you worked as a waitress for fiv

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ou worked as a waitress for five year

ow and she finally let go off the

resume. He didn't know. He had no idea. H

. She couldn't s

s s

hy

ness setting but I couldn't get in to a business school. So, I took the law opportunity. Even

r tongue way too easy. It started to become uncomfortable wh

gh and stood up. "Come

into the office and watche

side to let her in. "There's a door that brings you

a coffee machine on a table in another corner. At the back, there was a set of shelves with differ

s a long way down." Kevin sa

sed behind him. She walked round the of

taste, she pulled out her phone and called Mia, her coll

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ho it could be -seeing that she had only being there a fee hours- she opened the doo