All Chapters of Ten Nights With The Call Boy : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Kayla A week later I waited every single day for Jaden to barge into the company and make a scene. That was his style, wasn’t it? Loud, reckless, shameless. He loved chaos when he couldn’t control me. But nothing came. No shouting. No threats. No broken glass in the lobby. Everything was going… well. Suspiciously well. I’d just walked out of a presentation with the investment firm that wanted to broaden our sales across West Africa. The suits nodded, they clapped, they asked smart questions. I answered every one of them without stuttering. On paper, I was winning. My body didn’t agree. Aches moved through me like fire. My lower back first, then my shoulders, then that deep, dragging pain in my waist that made me want to fold in half. It came and went. I’d press my palm against my stomach, count to ten, and pretend it was just stress. Just the baby being restless. The truth was, I kept tilting my head every time I heard a familiar voice. Ryder’s voice. Low, rough at the edge

Author POV Liana walked inside the studio house,her ass swaying in abandon.Jaden's eyes didn't dare leave her behind even for a second.“You did come….” He said, voice low like he was thinking.He was…thinking.Liana dropped her bag at the side table and sat next to him. Only half a meter away from him.“I told you I'd be here, whenever and however you want me.” She said, voice low." She isn't gone yet.” Jaden said calmly." She was seen taken to the hospital, either way she'd surely be affected and that's just enough for her to know that she's been cornered.” Liana stood up from her seat.Her legs went over Jaden's as she sat comfortably on his lap.Jaden groaned slightly when she sat on his bulge.“I thought you'd be in school.." he muttered while Liana undressed his shirt slowly and neatly. Kissing her way down." School could wait, you've done me enough for today. I need to do what you've asked for.” She kissed his nipples as he cursed." Liana…" He muttered as she started unbu

Ryder The whole company was silent as a graveyard. No typing. No murmurs. No one dared breathe too loud. Fifty pairs of eyes tracked me as I walked through the lobby, but no one spoke. Smart.“Where the hell is the new employee called Flora?” My voice came out low. A growl. The kind that made grown men step back.Silence.My hands tightened into fists at my sides. Knuckles white. She knew this was coming. She poisoned Kayla, watched her bleed out on that office chair, and ran. Coward.I grabbed the head of security by the collar of his shirt and lifted him off his feet. His eyes blew wide with terror. Sweat broke out on his forehead in seconds.“I warned you,” I said, my face inches from his. “No damn person leaves this company until I say so. No one. Not cleaners, not interns, not your own mother.”He trembled in my grip. “I didn’t… I really didn’t… No one crossed this floor, sir. I swear on my life and everything I have.”His fear was real. But I was too furious to care. I shoved

Kayla Riley told me they caught Flora a few steps from the security checkpoint. I should’ve felt relief,vindication,something or anything but instead I just lay there and wondered why. Why did she want me dead? Why did she end a life before it ever got to breathe. Why did she poison a drink and call it justice? I couldn’t find an answer that made sense. Nothing made sense. My heart felt heavy. So heavy I could barely breathe around it. Ryder had walked out a while ago to have his “one-on-one conversation” with Flora. He said he was going to break her until she gave him names. The hospital was still cold. Still empty, even with nurses moving down the hall and machines beeping behind other doors. The noise just made the silence in my room louder. I shifted on the bed. Uncomfortable. Restless. One thought kept circling in my mind, but I already knew Riley would shut it down. I looked at her. She caught my stare and gave me that ‘why are you looking at me like that’ face. Her ey

Kayla My body failed me.I was running or trying to. My legs moved, but they weren’t mine. They were heavy, unsteady, like I was wading through water. I hit the glass door of the hospital entrance before my brain even registered it. The impact knocked the air out of my lungs.I stumbled outside, gasping, and that’s when I saw them. Riley, standing in front of Liana like a wall. Blocking her path. “What the hell are you doing?” Liana snapped, yanking at Riley’s arm. “Let me go, Kayla. Tell your busybody assistant to let me be, or else….”“Or else what?” Riley cut in, voice flat. She didn’t move an inch.I leaned back against the car behind me. The metal was cold through my thin hospital gown. I stared at Liana like I was seeing a stranger. Because I was. This wasn’t my sister. My sister used to beg me to braid her hair. She used to steal my lipstick and hide in my closet when she got in trouble. This girl? She was different. Completely.“Where were you coming from?” I forced the wo