it gave her a certain sense of serenity and warmth. The night was still young, with the colourful lights illuminating the streets in different shades, cars tooting and

eir happiness. She wasn't sure that they were really a couple, however, the mere sight of a man and woman having the time of their lives pissed her off. The apparent couple w

ed, turning to give chase. Well, Sus

e the gathering people. The party had just started but the girl had thwart it already. Once in awhile, the crowds craved a good street brawl. It kept their bl

ng down had dug deep dent in her savings. In addition to that, she'd also spent most of it on her livelihood which in turn, placed her in a dire situation. She was running dry and her rent was due. Wearied down by the frustration, worry and

t things that held no importance. The only option she was left with, was moving back home. The idea dreaded her however, seeing she had no other choice, it had to be done. Still pondering on how they'd react on her return, mindlessly, she t

he soft melodies playing on the stereo at the farthest corner. She always thought of bars as noisy, dirty and crowded places however, that one was different. It was orderly, clean, mostly deserted and almost mum. Besides the bar attendant and a few others, there was a lad o

site sit, and faced him directly. A few moments passed, and not once did

s no place for you

y think, Ms," he whispered, his

Susan by the way.

to-op calling me boy

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e Bell," he r

you say Joe Bell

e Bell," he agreed a

n the world! Observing him, he just looked like any other normal lad beside the fact that, he was steaming hot. Susan had seen him a couple of times: on magazines, online and the like but, s

o much fun that she forgot about the time. It'd become late and she excused herself to leave. However, before she did, Joe offered to ride her home. The ride was warm in the sleek Mercedes Benz. In no time,

.meet again Ms?

vey how she felt. Joe was left hanging although, he

ion. Before she even knew it, Joe offered her a job as his secretary. And so their story together, began. For the longest time, Susan spent her life alone, unable to handle a mere conversation with anyone. To her, people were annoying creatures who didn't know how to mind their business. At

felt so strongly for someone before. She began working at his company though, she never eased up with teasing him. Every now and then, she wore revealing cloth to