All Chapters of Little Brown Benefit : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Sacha's POV"Remy? What are you doing here and what's the matter?""Sacha, my mom got into an accident last night. She died this morning," she answered and broke down in extreme tears. My heart ached for her and I pitied her because I too knew what it felt like to lose a parent unexpectedly to a vehicular accident.I wrapped her into my arms, comforting her as she cried against my small chest."Sacha, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry for throwing away our friendship. I'm...I'm...I'm so stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. I was so jealous of you that I...I....oh my god.""Hey, just cry it out. I'm here for you." Tears filled my eyes too.I guided her indoors and made her a cup of tea. I sat next to her, circling my arm around her neck as she sobbed lightly and drink at the same time.Although what Remy had done was unbelievable, I couldn't turn her away now that she nee

Sacha's POV "Christian? What are you doing here?" I was shell-shocked. He was there, right in front of me, smiling but panting as if he had been running laps around the world. "You." He came closer to me, our lips barely an inch apart. He cupped my face between the palms of his hands and looked right into my eyes. "You're all I need. I needed you before. I need you right now. I need you forever," he whispered in my ear before kissing me on the cheek. "But... But... Your wedding, your fiancee," I stuttered. "That is over with. All I need is you Sacha. I want to have a family with you. I want us to to raise our child together and I want to be there for Judy. She's a great kid." Happy tears slipped out my eyes. I must be dreaming. I've been too obsessed with Christian Alexander that it reaches to a point where I was imagining him confessing his feelings to me on the

Sacha's POV I was glad to have Remy in my corner like a time like this. I needed my best friend back and I had her. After hours at the hospital, after down pour of tears and after I threw my hormonal tantrums, I was at home resting on my favorite couch. I mind instantly went back to Christian. He had me on this couch just some hours ago, kissing me and holding me in his strong arms. I exhaled heavily. No matter how much I tried to calm myself, my mind would visit memories of him or my little sister and I would get angry all over again. I reached for a vase and smashed it and screamed with rage and pure anger. "Sacha," Remy said. "I needed to let that out, Remy." "How about we try to take your mind off what happened?" "How? Huh? How are you going to do that when my life is practic

Sacha's POV "Sacha, you have that look in your eyes. Don't do anything crazy," Josh cautioned. "Josh, I just found out I've been best friends with a snake. A cobra that's spitting venom on my life to tarnish me. What have I ever done to Remy to deserve this betrayal AGAIN?" I lashed out. I shouldn't be taking my anger out on Josh. He didn't deserve it but I was hormonal and I wanted Remy's head on a platter. "I understand your pain. She's the cause for....." "She's the cause of everything falling apart from around me," I cut Josh off and finished. He nodded in agreement and sat down beside me on the couch. Remy would be home any minute now and I couldn't wait for her to walk through the door. We sat in silence until I heard the door being opened and Remy walked in. As if possessed, I heaved myself off

Sacha's POV Life was good. After Christian and I got married and moved into his mansion to create our family, I did some self- reflection. I was happy to be with someone who cared about me although the circumstances surrounding how we met and got involved were not one of the best. ~It was a new week and I was looking forward to taking the baby out for a morning walk. Judy had left for school and Christian had left for work. The maids were doing chores around the house. I placed our son into a stroller and we left. I loved the neighborhood. Lush, tall trees lined the roadway. Everyone's property was well kept, the lawns and bushes were trimmed and shaped neatly, the air was cleaned and so was the streets.  "Hey, good morning, Sacha," a voice behind me greeted. I looked and saw my next door neighbor jogging up to me. "Hi Esme," I answered. "And hi b