The Broken Girl Meets Mr. CEO

24| Eric

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Eric's POV

  I walked through the door into the slightly crowded room. Celeste had signed to promise she would not tell anyone before I left the office. I quickly went to my pent house and changed into a pair of jeans and a shirt afterwards and then drove here.

I walked up to the bar and watched the bartender flirt with the girls sitting at the end. I furrowed my brows at his cocky attitude. He doesn't even know I'm watching him. He obviously hasn't seen me walk in because if he did he would be scared of his job. This is my club and I don't let slackers keep my business from collapsing.

  "Over here!" I shouted and he turned around as if he was about to get aggressive. That is until he noticed who I was. That changed his working as he ran over to me.

  "Yes sir, what would you like sir?" He asked me.

  I looked at him with my eyes narrowed, "I would like for you to do your job. I don't tolerate slackers or men with big egos who can't keep their dick in their pants. Be professional and do your job." I said calmly but in a low and intimidating enough tone that made him stand up taller and nod.

   "Yes sir." He said quickly and went to tend to a costumer.

  I looked down at my phone to check the time. I asked Silvia to meet me here at 8 and it was almost 8:30.

  Just before I could call her I felt a hand in my shoulder and a peck in my cheek. Silvia smiled and sat next to me on the bar stool.

"Hello sexy. Giving the staff a hard time now?" She asked smiling with her chin resting on her fists.

I looked over to the bartender and saw him working quickly and costumes with smiles in their faces. I looked back at Silvia, "It makes them actually do their job."

She rolls her eyes and calls for the bartender. She orders two drinks and the bartender smiled big, "Coming right up!" He says and walks away to make the drinks.

  "So Eric, what is it you wanted to talk about? Or do you just want to get out of here right now?"

  I shook my head, "That's not why I called you."

  She leaned in to whisper in my ear, "I'll make it worth your while." She pulled away smirking and discreetly rubbing her hand up and down my thigh.

I grabbed her hand from my thigh, "I need to talk to you civilized Silvia." I said and I made sure she could see the seriousness in my eyes.

  She furrowed her eyebrows, "What the hell is this?"

  I sighed and folded my hands on top of the bar counter, "I am finished. I am dating Kendra and I will not be seeing you anymore."

  Her mouth was open in shock, "Wait, so let me get this straight. You had sex with me not only 2 days ago and now you are telling me you are dating another girl?"

  I nodded my head, "That seems about right."

  She glared at me, "Who is she? Who is this Kendra?"

   "No one of your concern. You two already met anyway." I said sipping the drink the bartender set in front of us.

  "Wait, she was the one in your office. What the hell Eric!?" She shouted and that turned a few heads in the place.

  I coughed, "I am taken and happy in this relationship so do not call me and if I so much as here that you got into my apartment, the authorities will be reached."

  Her mouth opened again in shock, "Are you serious?"

  "I am, so am I understood?"  I ask.

  She shakes her head and glared at me, "Yeah, you are understood. If you think this is the last time you will see me, you're wrong. I promise to make your life hell Eric Kinsley. You and your new girlfriend. Have a nice time while you still can with her."

  With that she picks up her purse and storms at of the bar. At least the costumers got to see a show.

  I take out my wallet and leave the money next to the drinks. I am immediately hit with the memory of the day Kendra took the money out of the same wallet.

  Who knew we would be here after she did that to me but here we are.

I hope you liked this chapter. I know it's a little short but the next chapter is longer and is in Kendra's point of view.

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Kelly

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