Divorce to Destiny: Reclaiming My CEO Husband by Anney GW

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24 Am I Crazy? (Winona)

I'm speechless. I stare at Jayden and sit down in the chair opposite him. What does this really all mean? Apart from the wish thing, which is stupid anyway, I do need to be able to get along with him from a business perspective.

There will be times we need to be out together. Maybe it is better to rip the sticking plaster off quickly and get it over with

As if he reads my mind. "A business date. That's all. Honestly, we can't always be in the office. It's just one date"

I can't help remembering the first time he asked me out.

It's junior year of high school. I watch the two fools passing notes in a math exam and one drops, floating over to land closer to my desk than to theirs. It's not that they were not brainy enough, they were just too lazy to bother focusing. Of course they had money to fall back on.

And the math teacher, commonly known amongst the students as Old Man Bulldog, is someone who doesn't tolerate this kind of behavior, no matter how much money your family has. I see he's turned around and spotted the paper on the floor.

Automatically and god knows why, I pick up the note as he advances.

"Winona? What is that?"

"Sorry, Mr. Brown. Honest mistake. I had flash cards before class, and one must have stayed in my pocket."

eyes me cautiously. I smile at

out of class. But you are the last person who needs

won't be

I attracted the attention of the richest student

be everywhere I was. I'd never seen him outside of class before. He'd say hi and I'd just mumble and keep walking. I've seen the movies,

his constant stalking" became almost a comfort for me. He

me!" He begs for the 100th time. "Come on.

"... Okay."

ask you tomorrow. No...

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24 Am I Crazy?

me around in front of all his friends. I guess he

I have the same dilemma, him asking me to go out with him and me being reluctant. "Earth to Winona! Are you going to give me an answer or just sit there mooning all

to move on and

together for business from time to time. May as well get it over with." There he goes

never could see what the problem was, I don't think he ever really understood how our backgrounds made it so difficult. We

me and I him, I don't think he ever had empathy for why I felt the way I did

short.