My Destined Human Mate

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or words. The boy, approached me menaci

ust be her parents, as Sandy looked like a younger version of her mother a

you need to calm down," she said, her voice steady despite

lled Christ and he was

dy?" Christ demanded, his

d, indicating their dog who was sitting calmly

e with disdain, cl

her parents, exchanged glances. The woman looked at me

" I stammered, taken abac

aved our beloved Coco." The woman

what to say. I desperately needed

atitude. I didn't expect anythi

our gratitude. Is there somethi

r husband. "Harrison, we sh

n, frowned. "What do you hav

ervened. "We could offer her a job, D

rison seemed just as surprised. "Absolutely not!"

d on his arm. "Harrison, s

"Fine," he said, clearly reluctant. "Bu

take my opinion into account!" He stormed out of the

and we all heard a door slam shut. The loud noi

nd any of this, surely they w

nyielding. "Like I said, one mistake

ed hard.

ietly in the corner. "James, show her to her roo

obliged he said, "this way, please. L

"This is Avery," he said, pointing to a tall woman with blonde hair.

nd curly brown hair. "And this is Penelope. She

smile. "And here is Willow," he motioned. "She'll be working alongside you."

Oh, fantastic. Another pint-sized cherub joining the team," she said sarc

up confidently. "Hey everyone, nice to meet you all!" I greeted with

e group, including Willow, who

low teased, continuing to laugh. Her friends joined in on t

ay be small, but I assure you, I have a lot to offer," I responded, trying to so

that, Little-angel," she said, the sarcasm dripping from he

g," he said firmly. "We're all here to support each other and work as a team, no matter our names or backgr

low still looked at me with disdain. Her eyes held a hint of superiority,

wrong. Within me, a fire ignited,

mire each room he showed me. "Wow, these rooms are abso

e great pride in his luxurious house.""By the way, your w

is room is twice the size of my old house. It's so luxurious, just

e of calm. As I lay there, I couldn't help but reflect on everything that had happened. My mind wandered to my pursuit, the th

street and the relief when I had rescued the dog of Sandy. Now, here I was, working as a

e day's events but filled with anticipati