Her Hateful Lover

ogether with the son of the richest man in the

d to be hope

y but somehow, the feeling of all the space around them never had to make her fully notice him, and she was sure it made him not to fully notice her either. Now, with two of them alone in the elevator, things were going

catch-22 situation. Still, all of

ator, but an elevator hanging all the way somewhere in the middle of the floors with someone within the little space and no move

him but on making eye contac

I'm f

claustr

n her feet uncomfortably as she figured she was perhaps saying too mu

uck in an elevator

meant. She just didn't want to look

oving in no time. You'd

er veins and she began counting down on when

ou know..." Calvin said suddenly. "...no

Was he having a proper conversa

wa

I di

so comfortabl

ou here w

f what to read from that. Was she some bod

eople, then. What if I tell

instead cam

..What if I held you, and I held you tight enough..." He placed his arms around her waist and pulled her close to him. She was starin

f I did

hut her eyes as their lips touched. She wasn't sure if she was awake right now or dreaming. Whatever was happening, Ava couldn't def

eality. She tore away from him and looked away, not sure she could look into his eyes as the embarrassment of what just happened hit her. She realized the elevator was back to life and was lowering down.

eting, called out some notes for her to jot down, and even proceeded over to their next appointment. All the while, Ava was trying not to think about what happened at the elevator but it was b

vening, the only thing that kept com

rying to place her focus on something else but the image of him kept appearing over and ov

a good

ke up extremely exhausted the next day and struggled to get herself to work, hop

en do that in t

, she found Calvin a

rning, C

the day with Ava praying Calvin brought up the thing of yesterday himself because she didn't want to

called out. She turn

indly pretend it didn't ha

end it didn't happen? So he just felt like play

elieving she was already tru