CEO Unrequited Love

nd Sylvie walked in st

ven the house didn't seem fit for someone as lowly dressed as her. Th

The ferocious look in her eyes totally differed from the elegant and noble gaze she held earlier on. Ev

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of chores and yet you dilly-dally so much! Quick go find something to

A part of her heart thanked her luck that there was a visitor arou

m the cold that had started to settle in. To think that she had returned home lookin

likely heir to the CK multimillion dollar Real estate company. She was loved by her father a

ing that cost up to a thousand dollars yet the maids wore uniform that was custom made for a thousand and five hundred dollars and they

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hat the feeling of motherly love felt like. One minute her mother was here and the next she left without any notice, leaving behind a si

to alleviate the matter. She had yet to accept the disappearance of her mother when she was forced to accept

pared no break to make her life a living hell. For Seven years Sylvie had lived like a slave for the same

r, nevertheless, she had to deal with the repercussions of her mot

ms'. Even if all she wanted was to tell him how well she did in her final exams or ask for a little fund to buy something, it always en

ue. The mother was a shrew and the daughter, a shrewd b*tch that would not stand to see anyone better than her, especially when that person was Sylvi

ealth and a flourishing good Career. Whereas Sylvie had to strive and grind in the gutter like a hermit with nothing to her name. No friends, no money and no career. There was

he could boast about, also probably the only thing she knew how to do so

e daughter-in-law to the Rivera Family. It was all she steamed about since it meant more than just bring with the man she lo

, Respect

w. This was where the presence of this middle aged woman sorted before her Step-mother came in.

her in such manner before the same woman she wanted to see her in a good lig

beggar. You should look at yourself before making embarrassing request. Quickly hurry aw

eement, the middle aged woman interrupted her "your mother is right S

ie caused the young girl's heart to quiver. Her eyes welled with years yet she sucked on her lips and held them in, A habit she

er trailing behind her in a file, as they dripped down her