My Millionaire Boss

ity of where I was going to live dawned on me. Wherever we went, people followed with their eyes, whispered to others, and some even pointed fingers. I knew what

t they would do the trick. There were some groceries too. Not much, and just the basics, but it would be something to start with, but we went to the market, did some shopping, before leaving on our trip. — Are you sure what you're doing? — Fabi questioned as he placed the last box on the kitchen floor. I looked around at the house that needed a good cleaning and renovation. I asked myself that same question, but I couldn't let it show. — I need to have it, Fabi. I placed Pedro in the baby seat that was on the table. He had stopped to breastfeed. I shook him a little, so he wouldn't complain too much, and when I saw he wasn't going to cry, I turned to my friend. — You can't stay here, friend. Even more so in a place as far away as this, just you and Pedro. We had had this conversation before, but my friend was stubborn enough to insist. —That's what I have, Fabi. And if I'm not going to be alone with him here, I'll be somewhere else. So I prefer to have a little corner just for me and my son, but whether it's ours. I knew I could count on Fabiana at any time, but I had lived dependent on one person for too long to accept that again. And she had her own life, it wouldn't be fair to either party. — But look at this house. It's almost precarious to live here. I looked around me. The situation wasn't very good. It would need some renovations. But I could fix it. I had some money saved, which would be enough to make the place more decent. — I've never been one to run away from work, Fabi, and a house in this state won't stop me from being happy. — My friend took a deep breath, seeing that it would be a losing battle to fight me. — And besides, I can practice my profession here. This place is in serious need of an interior design. I'm going to leave this house with a different look. — I pointed a finger upwards, making a funny face and speaking a little more excitedly. — Not just the house, but this place will be new with me here. At least I managed to wipe a smile off Fabiana's face, but the concern wa