the busy type, usually avoided getting entangled in things

ing with curiosity. "I heard you left you

ept on coming regardless of words. "I want the full gist, nothi

ture, I finally let her in on what

so happy", she gave me a big hug, p

itor my activities. I didn't give in to the idea at first,

Why would your parents send you to marry someone you don't know?" He'd ask, and my

sister and couldn't stop thinking at the office. "Big sis, I'll call you later; I'm busy," became his catchphr

ospital. A hospital known far and wide for its expertise wanted a textile material f

re me in a rage. He was going bizarre

e room due to the special formula used to create it. Its mirror patterns help keep young patients busy when the doctors are busy due to thei

CEO said he was standing up to leave. "This is my business card; call me if there's any u

ce more, with everyone leaving for lunch. Jordan had asked me out for lunch, and I had accepted, deter

ided we would eat in the office, ordering food from the nearest food store. He was more of a man of discipline and

asked as he dug into the dish of baked asparagus and steak he ordered. I

glinted sadness on it. He was a lively man; something was going on. I pestered him t

nds. He claimed he wasn't here for the money, but he was here for Jordan. "Jordan Lane, I

r even a second. The man had a petrified look, taking the pistol in his hand

as lethargic in the chair. "You look quite attractive; maybe I should have you for

thing I heard. The man was lying flat on the floor

with a bounty on his head as an escaped murderer. According to the reports, Jordan ha

ettled business with the man. I was left alone in the office with

in thoughts, from memory to memory searching for where I had

l has arrived.", Debby, the secretary r

shock. Right in front of me was the CEO of Perseve