Remember that wherever your heart is, there you will find your treasure - Paulo Coelho.
The moment Sapphire laid her eyes on the man again she knew she was doomed. Desperately trying to move on from the man who had previously caused her so much hear...
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Sapphires P.O.V
"Life goes on... Whether you choose to move on and take a chance in the unknown. Or stay behind. locked in the past, thinking of what could've been..."
My heels made a satisfying click as they hut the tiled floor of the office building, many people rushing to get back to work with wide eyes as they saw my approaching figure.
I restrained myself from rolling my eyes as one of the office workers nearly fell over in her heels trying to get back to her position behind the desk, her eyes frantic as she stared at me in horror.
"Busy as always Sarah," I muttered softly as her cheeks turned crimson. It was no secret that the girl spent more time gossiping at the other side of the office than doing any work.
"Yes boss," she replied immediately, straightening her posture to look professional.
I didn't pay my workers to slack off, I still had to remember why I didn't fire the girl years ago. My eyes gave her a silent warning as I walked the final distance to my office, shutting the door behind me as I sighed in devastation at the huge pile of paper work neatly sitting on my desk.
Small, soft knocks interrupted my glaring contest with the paper work as I sighed in relief.
"Come in Layla," I shouted through the room loud enough for her to hear me as the door opened slowly. A timid Layla appearing like a goddess with my caffeine heaven in her hands.
