Millionaire Bad Boy

me why. - She smile. - Then I went up a staircase and soon there was a te

but it's been so long that I don't kno

owards the stove and I follow her. She stirs something in the pan which

, I thought she would have warned yo

o the bedroom. I change my clothes and put on a very warm black woolen dress, a pair of socks and go downs

n the door. I see Bella leaving and saying goodbye to her colleagues, in t

es me and starts to to smile. Even though I don't want to, my face heat

. I found her looking for something t

s a pair of plaid fannel pants and a white cotton blouse and starts taking

. - After all, what do you want to

t's none of your business, isn't it. Or maybe you want to know about the part where you challenged Sofa. Or b

that you, being my sister, sided with a person you barely know. He stares at me with hatred. - I'm going to make things very clear between us. At school you don't need to look for me, pretend you don't know me and I'l

hink. She leaves the room and I lie in bed, and even though I didn't want to, I cried. That day I don't go to th

ing for her in his car, this time he was alone. When she gets in the car, he looks at me for a long time be

l. Gabriel looked at me, and just sa

ssroom, where I found Vitória sitting, I approached. - Hi. - I sit in the chair. She turns around. - Hi how a

- On Saturday, the bus will leave here at eight. You will, won't you? - I think so. - Great. I stopped paying atten

going to stay here, aren't you? I t

prise. - I'm going to make things very clear to you, I don't care what you want, much less whose son you are

piercing on his tongue. I try to ignor

at him. - What's your problem, huh...? Why don't you just leave me alone? - But I can leave you alone. My face

to kindergarten, are we? Grow up, o

face becomes impassive. But I see a

e all simply stare, some with our mouths open, and others like Sofa, with an expression of anger. - I'm not go

my chest. - I told you not to respo

s never one to just listen, Vi, he

y he doesn't take it personally. - Honestly, I don't care, if he wants war, I'll show him that I can play too. Sh

our little discussion is already on everyone's lips. I hear my name being spoken quietly. - Ignore it, you're ju

she knew anything she didn't show any

e bathroom. When I'm