Lucky Yet So Unlucky In Love

ut of my office

my face. Not even the sound of my voice can make any

such chaos can defla

sorry, Mr. Tryst. Than

oon as I heard the glass door shut, I sit on my swivel

before her were all just like her. All of them betrayed me; all of them were traitors. Garbage

my sanity. My sanity that I keep on holding toget

r stops me from looking back

I com

till barge in and sit your as

uckles and opens th

Ise

happ

massage my forehead with my eyes close. “I fired h

er side.

althiest family that keeps o

ecretaries all year long. And if luck still decides not to side with you

ing people. I can't keep on going through this cycle. Why is it so hard for me to find a loyal s

” I open my eyes and saw Isequel standing in front of the chair before him. “Why aren'

hat does he

ous and he just shakes his head like I said something wrong. “I'm going to find an engagement rin

t ring? Did I hear tha

eeling wel

me, “Even bet

gement ri

, I will buy a dozen. But life's tough, and you're too bitter to put out an engagem

w that he has to fi

red, and I swear

out what he wants. Because Isequel is the type of man that knows exactly what he wants. He will do everything just t

f someone else's opinions even for just once. Something t

xperience. But Isequel asking me for my opini

suggestions and opinions even though my ty

till lucky I'm not busy at the moment. Because if I was on

re's a small amount of laziness in my head trying to convince me that it's tiring to look for engagement rings in diff

fice. As I walk, employees start to rain me greeting

. If I do interact with them, it's all just for work and nothing else. It won't

ll him. No wor

ees me approaching his way. The way he ended the call was so

hat?” I as

w York. He told m

I shouldn't have any concern about since Isequel ended the phone call swiftly.

some suggestions on where to buy j

n't have any suggestions. I don't really care about other jewelry stores. I only care a

know that

ope it wa

there are any new messages from my father. He's in New York City for a business partnership that both of us are looking forw

an his. This is no family business.

store that looks busy and crowded. It's also spacious and elegant in shades of apricot.

store. The beautifully decorated doors tell me so. There are also flowers outside that makes the store look more fancy. And honestly

ve a strong feeling that you're up to something, Isequel?” We both unfasten our seatbelts as we climbed out of the car. He shrugs his shoulders, “I suggest not to trust that feeling, my

ne woman that I can't bring myself to forget and let t

roam around as I try to avoid every person that comes