When There Is Nothing Left But Love

“Before you came, we had a fight with Rachel. We’re all bruised and battered,” I explained, with an automatic glance toward Ashton.

Nora’s eyes widened. “God! Why didn’t you include me for this?”

“Don’t talk nonsense!” Linda chastised. “It’s already happened, and Rachel must be holding a grudge. It’s hard to tell how she would make things difficult for us in the future.”

I pursed my lips, deep in thought. Armond had a point.

Though I did not like Rachel, it was indisputable that she was a capable employee of the Corporation. If it weren’t so, Ashton wouldn’t have gone through the trouble himself of hiring her all the way from Ustrana.

Aside from the fact that Ashton had no romantic interest in her whatsoever, her skillset and professionalism were second to none, and Ashton valued her for it.

If Rachel left in a rage, the only one at a loss would be Fuller Corporation.

“Alright then. Do you still have work to do?” Nora asked. “If you don’t, we’ll head over to Grandpa’s for dinner. It’s harvest season for the fruits he had grown in his yard.”

“What a glutton!” Linda teased. “We still have a meeting to attend. There still isn’t a concrete plan to deal with the situation at the base, and we can’t afford to delay this any longer.”

I nodded in agreement. “There are some pear trees outside the base,” I informed Nora. “They’re ripe enough to be eaten. Go and amuse yourself. We’ll call you once the meeting ends.”

glumly. “What an awful life it is to have to amuse

I laughed for the lack of anything else to say and headed

smiled awkwardly to himself and went on

I were startled. What

paper cup, Leedon pushed some freshly harvested fruit to her. “Ms.

got up and volunteered on her behalf. “I’ll do

“Oh, there’s no

to recollect our interactions over the past couple of days. I don’t think I had offended him. Why

he brought his fruits out of the

When everybody was seated, Joseph began. “I’m sure everybody has their own suspicions regarding the situation of the base and are keeping a close eye on it. We’re here today

a month ago. Right now, all of our tasks are bottlenecked, due to the mistakes of some people. We have been unable to get started even until today. How are we supposed to discuss progress?” Rachel cut across

them, even if they were scathing. Linda did not retort, but she did

As leaders, they were just

of the project and opened the floor for each of

my fault that the project is currently stagnated,” Linda voiced out. “I accept the blame fully. But the most important thing right now is to think of a way

a load of rubbish!”

did