Chapter Six

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• Silhouette    Chapter Six

  As soon as I got home, I called Dylan. He was my best friend, my advisor and the person who got me out of all the sticky situations I had a knack for putting myself in. We had been friends since childhood and I knew I could trust him with anything. And this whole situation was definitely one of those things I could trust him with.

• Silhouette    Chapter Five

  The ride to the restaurant was silent. Which was to be expected. We were two strangers, and with how we met, it was normal that we didn’t have anything to say to each other. The thought of dropping Reine off had crossed my mind several times. I could just tell her it has been a stupid prank. But the idea has dropped itself in my mind and i knew it would be impossible for me to ignore it. So I decided to go through with it.

• Silhouette    Chapter Four

  JaxI stared at the board of directors in shock. The expressions of all their faces were stoic. I wanted to pretend that this was nothing but a really shitty joke. I shook my head.

• Silhouette    Chapter Three

  I had not been able to sleep after I had gotten my shower. I was a little too restless. So I had stalled a little after my long shower, then at about six thirty, I started getting ready. I knew it was going to be an early dinner so I tried my best to be done dressing on time.

• Silhouette    Chapter Two

  Silhouette TwoI had never left my hometown. I had never had any reason to; after all there was everything I would ever need in it. A college, where I had gotten my degree, and a family business I had hoped to take control of one day. But things changed. And I didn’t know whether that change was going to become for the worst or for the better.

• Silhouette    Chapter One

  Silhouette One“You’ll always be your mother’s daughter, that’s for sure.”I looked up. It was my father who had uttered those words, of course. I couldn’t cou