The Trillionaire's High School Dropout

he shade of ocean and hair the color of chocolate

work soon. I gave a wary smile because I d

sister." She f

y. I did not even know Blake had a ste

get to know her, but she was nice to me. I was surprised because it was common that mot

be nice to me too. "

ere. "Maybe he did, it just s

be good friends. You seem nice and

d called me pretty. "Thank

l, when your brother was the richest man in the cou

ad renovated the thrift store and was now having designer clothes flown in. He said I should start with ma

e for the whole of the three months which was okay to me. Not like I wanted my hot,

ex guy and I needed to understand him. There were days he was cold and harsh tow

bited qu

help her with one of her bags but my

ving room with me, the TV was on but we were more in

d angrily, almost startling me out of my se

family, Blake." Ellen poute

is very true

t!" He

ed the drama unfold, wondering why Blake

n?" He spat the question as th

not come back to where I belong?" Ellen lo

ster as trash? It was unacceptable

e? Please." I step

noyance but stil

o your sister? Let her s

dare, Riana.

r reach Lexie and you are unbothered about it. Always telling me she's fine and receiving treatment. Ellen is here and she likes me. W

onceded angr

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me on the bed where I was currently surfing the n

le research.

e space for her to

store and how to go about runnin

?! Wha-what do you mean?" No. No. That was

I jumped down from from bed

n jumped down after me, she

oken. Oh my goodness! No. Not again! Was I not al

Let me wear something better, I'll com

each the floor any minute. Why did this happen to me all the time? Just

ome out of her own room then. "Give me the keys, Ria

keys, clutching my phone tightly so i

d zoomed out of the compound. I was thinking of the possibl

rtly through the little traffic.

ou don't injure your

e. Nerves twisted. "It's your

rnt. Just pick and hear what h

" I waited a beat, then

e my way before turning her

est and flew out the window, onto th

e asked when I d

nd could take no more bad news. I felt like I was floating despairing