The Kiss that Sparked it All

She looked at Belinda’s delicate face. She was a real looker, but not the sharpest tool in the shed.

“You’re great, just not his cup of tea.”

Belinda blinked, “Huh? So what’s his type then?”

Ellinor said, “You don’t need to worry about what he’s into. You don’t need to try to charm him anymore because me and Theo are a thing now.”

Belinda looked surprised. “Ellinor You and Theo are back together? When did this happen?”

Ellinor nodded, glanced at the time, then towards the Blanchet Corporation’s front door, “Yesterday.”

Belinda said. “So it’s just been a day? But making up is a good thing I can breathe easy for now, otherwise, I was worried Theo might fall into depression.”

Ellinor responded, “You might be exaggerating how fragile Theo is. Even if we didn’t make up, he’s a grown man. He wouldn’t wallow in self pity”

really would. Ellinor, Theo cares about you a lot; trust me. Without you, he’d be depressed. So, promise me you won’t leave him

again.”

propped her cheek on her arm on the table, gazing

Theo’s heart, but sometimes

was dramatic and discordant; she never imagined they’d end up in a romantic

you and Theo are back together, could you maybe help me

back to reality, turning to look at Belinda, “Help with what?”

want to be with your friend, and you seem to know his taste

on nothing, looking at

her so surprised; she already felt embarrassed, and this just

“What’s wrong, Ellinor?”

She frowned, “Nothing,

thought of him and unconsciously had a love-struck expression, “He’s hot! He smiles a lot, and it’s really cute and refreshing. He’s patient and always gentle when talking to staff. He’s totally my dream guy! Ellinor, honestly,