In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Smile for the camera. Relax. Give off the clear, gentle aura of a midsummer night’s dream.

When the photographer and Skylar later went over the pictures they’d taken, they quickly discovered that she looked like she was forcing a smile in nearly every one of them.

It was as if someone had been holding a gun to her head and made her do this photoshoot.

“I’ll take a moment to organize my feelings, and we can do a retake soon after,” Skylar offered apologetically.

Noticing the necklace around Skylar’s neck, the photographer shook his head. “I think you should take that off and ask one of the stylists to give you a new one.”

She reached out a hand to gingerly touch the black swan pendant. Though she had grown attached to her birthday present, she eventually relented and switched it out.

It was late afternoon when the photoshoot finally wrapped up. Skylar approached Molly right before she left, saying, “See you soon. Let’s go out for a meal together next time.”

“When? I don’t want this to be an empty promise.”

indeed been nothing more than an empty promise, but she couldn’t go back on her word

seen each other since Penelope gave birth, and it couldn’t be good for

grudge against her if she

at a loss as to what she had done wrong

getting asked out to dinner by Skylar

to choose her, out of everyone, to

after they had dinner. She could

enviously mumbled, “Skylar’s literally untouchable within our company. I just don’t know

Rumors were going around the company about Skylar’s close relationship with the CEO of Ford Group and the head of

together with a man the other day, and had also bumped

know what he looked like; after all, she’d never had the

Molly replied, “Who cares? As long as you work hard,

immature ideal, lamented Lisa. It was true that hard work was part of success, but you couldn’t succeed in the entertainment industry

connections started the race on a completely different starting line. Skylar had only enjoyed the best opportunities ever since her debut; a far cry from the trainees who practiced from day to night daily for a