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"You're getting nothing out of this contract..." she furrowed her brow as she glanced up into his eyes. "Don't you remember what I just told you? I get you out of this contract." He smirked.

How can an Angel like Lucy fall for the devil? How can a devil like Natsu have a soft spot for an angel like Lucy? **** Natsu Dragneel is the richest man in the world. He owns a company and is a rruthless, cold-hearted Mafia leader. Lucy Heartfilia has nothing to do with the mafia. But she does however work for Natsu. She is his personal assistant. Lucy doesn't have any interest in Natsu, or that's what she thinks. She thinks that because her mother told her. But in reality she falls deeper for him everyday that she sees him. She denies her love for him so much that she can't even see that she is in love with him. Natsu also starts falling for Lucy, but has no time to notice because he's always so busy. Natsu has to go on a business trip, and he starts miss lucy. And it doesn't help that Lucy has a dream about Natsu either.

He ran out of luck a long time before he got here.

I don't own the plot or the title of the poem "The Listeners" by Walter de la Mare. I just wanted to imagine what the past would have been for the traveller and the phantoms in the house. So I just wrote an imaginary story on their lives. Thank you :)

NOT FOR GRAMMAR FREAKS, ENGLISH ISN'T MY FIRST LANGUAGE LOL. After Alya's parents go on a 5 month business trip, she is sent to her parents's friends's house, only to experience a once-in-a-lifetime stay. I take requests:) ahh this is going to be fun.

"We're going to Australia." "Seriously?" Delilah is shocked that she is going to Australia for one of her dad's business trip. For the short month she is there, she would have never thought she would meet anyone interesting. But once she meets a boy named Luke, she realizes she was wrong.

Join me on "My Business Trip to London: An Unforgettable Journey" as I navigate the bustling streets, uncover hidden gems, and face unexpected challenges in heart of the city. From productive meetings to vibrant local encounters, this is a trip that blends work and adventure in a way you won't forget.

Midoriya woke up to the sound of the pilot on the intercom. "We will be landing in a few minutes. Please remain seated, put up your trays, and fatten your seatbelt." He rubbed his eyes, more groggy than ever. He'd be landing in Tallahassee, Florida soon. A 14 hour time-difference. Great. Midoriya had been called in for a short-notice business trip the day... day? It was a 14.5 hour flight, but Japan is 14 hours ahead of Florida... - Inspired by chapter nine of With You, Anything Goes by setsujoumayu on Archive of our Own. There's also a part taken from Displacement by cloud_nine_and_three_quarters, also on AO3. That part will be specified in a comment.

I'm a 29 year old woman. I have a wonderful husband who has his own company. we life in a huge mansion. Full white. no kids distrubing us. Only us living a rich live, and this is my story.

I should not like him and yes I won't. I don't like him. How can I even like him? He's rough. I mean, he's too stoic, too manly, just too much. And I don't like it, uh even a bit. Plus, he's a certified womanizer, I did not just believe the rumors to say this but every damn time that our paths crossed, he's with a woman. And take note, its different every fucking time. There's not a single time that I saw him with the same girl, just always fucking new. But why do I bother, right?

Our story begins in San Francisco where a young woman named Sarah is busy at work like always, but little does she know she's about to not only get the offer of a lifetime to go on a business trip but also meet the man of her dreams.

I was going on a Business Trip where I accidentally bumped into a stranger

"Valeria look I'm sorry, I've always loved you..." The man in front of me said as he held my hand. "Then why!? Why did you divorce me, why did you make me go through this?!" I said as I broke down in front of him. Valeria was the wife of Matthew Venturi the Owner of the largest company in the country. They met at California when Matthew went there for a business meeting, not knowing he would find the girl of his dreams. Matthew actually got hurt and injured that day so his men took him to the hospital and destiny happened. That day was Valeria's shift at the hospital, she was a doctor. As she took care for Matthew they slowly fell in love. Matthew would visit her everyday and then they became lovers until Matthew proposed. Valeria moved in to New York to stay with him. She was willing to give up everything to him not knowing one day this thing that they call a "Love story change". One day faith and destiny will let them meet again. A love story filled with up's and down's. -Sofia Amil All rights reserved 2021.

He was only supposed to be gone for two months. But things don't always go as expected. The love of her life was away for a lot longer than she had expected, as his business trip took a turn for the worse. A short story written by Hannah Mills. All rights reserved.

Description: A drunken night, a rushed marriage and unfortunate circumstances draw Celeste and Vincent together. A lawyer and a former waitress, Celeste packs up everything she owns when she agrees to marry Vincent the same night she meets him. He's well established, offering to provide for her in exchange for a suitable companion, a wife and mother to his future children. An arrangement that once sounded like sugar to her ears turns into a nightmare right before her very eyes as their relationship progresses. Vincent is a cruel man, and Celeste learns far too late that it's next to impossible to shape him into the perfect husband. Teaser: His jaw is tight, stiff as he smokes out of the window, at least courteous enough not to blow it in her face. When they arrive at the courthouse, he doesn't get out right away, and he doesn't turn off the car either. But he does at least look at her finally, and she feels vulnerable so close under his gaze. "There's no room for cold feet, Celeste." He says, taking one final drag from his cigarette before tossing the butt out of the open window. "Don't embarrass me." Was he this cold last night as well? She can't help but think. Am I that desperate?

One wrong room. One locked door. One choice that changes everything. When Lena lands in Singapore for the biggest project of her career, she expects long nights, high stakes, and zero distractions. What she doesn't expect is Suite 2314-or the dangerously controlled man on the other side of its connecting door. Ethan is powerful, private, and entirely off-limits... until tension turns into temptation and rules begin to blur. As desire deepens and secrets surface, Lena must decide whether she's willing to risk her independence for a man who's used to being in control-and whether love can survive when the whole world is watching. Sultry, smart, and impossible to put down, Suite 2314 is a slow-burn romance about power, restraint, and choosing each other-again and again-long after the door closes.

An 18 year old girl falls in love with her dad's hot friend who's 24. The friend is coming to stay at their house while her dad is on a business trip for a month.

Its been a year since Will stepped into Louise's life and ten months since they got married. They couldn't be happy, but then Louise notices she changing and begins to act weird. Thinking that she probably has the flu, she pushes it to the back of her mind. But when she starts throwing up every morning, she starts to worry and decides to seek her doctor's help. With Will away on an art and business trip, Louise has to run her bookstore as well as go check up on things at the Snowgrave Enterprises office. And to make things worse, its December again, which means her loud overbearing family is coming to stay. Will Louise be able to cope with the stress of everything that's about to come her way? ---------------------- STARTED: 6th of December 2015 All images found on Pinterest. I do not own any images or music featured in this book. Those belong to their original copyright owners.

Frightened, I stood, surrounded by my few belongings. I couldn't help but stare at the sand covering the toes of my new shoes, black, pointy toed, with a flash of red at the heel. Like me-just a flash of the possibility of intrigue. The heat feels like 40 degrees. Cars careen by at outrageous speeds, but this is only in the periphery of my consciousness. There is nothing but sand and freeway and two individuals arguing in a language I can't understand. Two cars parked at an angle at the edge of the bleak desert. My mind can hardly grasp the reality of what has happened. So far from home, I am frozen in the sand. Were I to see myself from above, I might look like a modern-day gargoyle. All I can think in that moment of me staring is: "...oh, my new shoes are getting ruined. If only I had worn my black takkies." Author's notes: Reviewed by Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite: Belongings in the Sand: [quote] The Tale of the Red Heeled Shoes is an excellent short story with a satisfying and complex plot. It's highly recommended. [end quote]. Magnus's review illuminates the story's capacity to capture the delicate balance between professional composure and raw survival instinct. Magnus notes how the protagonist's polished exterior gives way to a more visceral presence when confronted with danger, creating a compelling narrative tension that propels the reader through the increasingly precarious situation. The dominance of telling over showing in Belongings in the Sand serves as a deliberate literary device that enhances the story's psychological authenticity. The narrative distance creates a protective barrier between the protagonist and her experience, mirroring real-world trauma responses. This technique, while unconventional, proves effective in conveying both the immediate danger and the psychological impact of the events described.

(Ongoing-SeBaek Office!AU Drabble Collection) in which sehun and baekhyun are co-workers who have to share a room during their business trip and baekhyun finds out his dorky, glasses wearing co-worker is actually quite the hunk without the silver frames on his face. (it's a whole Clark Kent situation, you know?)