You Are My One and Only

Patricia let out a murky breath at that. I knew it. He’s upset and annoyed that he’s rejected. Then, his second text came. ‘Still paid for.’

She rolled her eyes at that. I won’t say a thing even if you decide not to pay me. She went to work as usual for the following days of the week. However, with Isaac’s absence, she wasn’t tasked with anything, resulting in extreme boredom.

She would look toward his desk every now and then. The office was super quiet with Isaac gone, like she had taken over his space.

Just then, her phone rang. It was a call from Isaac. “President Arnold.”

If it weren’t for the fact that she was sitting in his office every day, she would think that she had created this man out of her imagination when she hadn’t seen or heard from him in the last week. As long as he doesn’t want to see you, you won’t be able to find him.

“Pick me up at the airport with Tom.” He hung up the next second, not giving Patricia a chance to answer. How merciless of him! Ah!

At that, Patricia grabbed her bag and went to the underground parking lot. The chauffeur was waiting by the car when she arrived. Upon seeing her, he stubbed his cigarette and greeted, “Miss Aniston.”

“Tom,” Patricia replied, “we need to pick President Arnold up at the airport.”

hopped into the driver’s seat and the two headed off

Patricia went to the arrival hall and waited for about twenty minutes before Isaac showed up. Dressed in black, he walked briskly right in front,

ties. It seemed that he had been away on a business trip

she didn’t see him, nor

him while calling

was at this moment when Adeline ran

arm and followed the

her hand, thinking her behavior just now was utter ridiculous. She was just a secretary when Adeline was his

herself, thinking he would be happy if she came and

Patricia when he passed by her. “Did you bring the thing I asked, Miss

at the dessert in her hands as she

assumed he was hungry, so she deliberately picked something he would like when

exited the airport, Isaac and Adeline entered

sounding especially harsh. “Isaac, I’ve been missing you for the whole week.” At

speaking, she glanced toward the rear-view mirror and happened to meet