Giamini

…

“One fifty.” I heard  someone shout.

“One sixty.” Another said immediately.

“Two hundred.” 

“Five hundred thousand dollars.” 

“Five hundred thousand dollars, going once, going twice, sold.” Cesar announced and everybody clapped.

“What was that?” Drego barked.

“What?” I blinked, my smile slowly dissipating.

“Why did you agree to stand up there? And looking like this for that matter.”

I frowned. “Like what?”

“Did you enjoy the fact that men were bidding on you like some prost—”

My palms flew and landed on Drego’s face before I could understand what I was doing.

“You don’t get to judge how I decide to look. Who the hell do you think you are to judge me? I did what I did for charity. You’re my boss, don’t cross any lines.”

I turned around to leave.

“Wait. Nichole I’m sorry.” He said more calmly.

I looked at him again. “Because I told you that I was in love with you doesn’t make it okay for you to get involved in my personal life and decisions.”

“It’s not like—”

“Don’t worry. The day I quit was my first day getting over you. You don’t have to worry about that crazy talk. I’m over you. And I’ll leave your company the second you find my replacement and you won’t have to see me anymore.”

“Nichole please listen—”

“Drego, you’re up.” Reid came outside. His expression changed. It was no surprise. The tension between Drego and I was palpable.

“Is everything okay?” Reid asked.

“Yeah.” I replied. “We are done here.”

The billionaire’s haunted house

<p>Hello lovelies. I am so sorry for writing and leaving my book unfinished for two years. Due to personal reasons I cannot divulge, I was unavailable. But I'm back now. And I'll definitely be completing this book. For all those who loved The Billionaire's haunted house, thank you for reading, for liking my work. Please don't forget to leave your comments, whatever they are, I'll be attentive and I'll answer them. Thanks once again, and sorry again. So go on over now, I've just posted a new chapter. Enjoy.</p>

author’s apology.