Seated around the expansive dinner table in Lily and Lucas' mansion, the group of friends discussed the budding romance between Ryan and Anna. They could not get over the idea of how Ryan won Anna over using his body. "Like how? Did you perform a strip tease, Ryan?" Shauna asked with amusement. "No!" Anna objected. "It's not about his body at all!" "Are you saying you did not get hooked?" Ryan asked Anna with a sly grin on his face. When Anna's face flushed, everyone laughed. Shauna teased, "You are busted, Anna." "But I swear it was - fine, it probably made me turn, but I liked Ryan for his kindness and unique humor too," Anna explained, her face becoming redder with each second that passed. "It's alright," Axel said with a smile. "We get you. We also like Ryan that way. We also like Ryan's body." "Wahahah!" Lily cackled wildly at Axel's teasing. Ryan, on the other hand, responded to Axel, "Sounds weird, Axel." "I'm still convinced Anna took the bait," Ryan insisted. M

"I was so ashamed. Luke tried to make me look bad in front of Ryan," Anna said during her small huddle with Shauna and Lily over the weekend. Like always, Ryan had several documents to bring Lucas, and Anna came along. Shauna also joined the trip because Axel was monitoring the construction of their small-to-be business in the highlands. "Well, Ryan loves you. He won't easily fall for your ex's words," Shauna suggested. "I want to see that guy and punch him in the face myself!" Lily declared. "Easy. Easy. Your blood pressure," Shauna reminded Lily. The three ladies discussed Luke's visit to the Thompson Group of Companies at the mansion's third-floor sitting area. Lily was on a semi-reclined lazy boy chair, which was often her favorite spot. Anna sat a bean bag closer to Lily, and Shauna was a meter away, seated on a sofa. "I hate guys like that. I used to believe my ex was a good person too, but later on, I found out he was a jerk," Lily described Jake. "Though, that was

"This is it! Today is the day I'm meeting my girls!" Lucas declared while removing the covers over Lily's sleeping frame. "Is it? What time is it?" Lily was still feeling sleepy because she kept on visiting the restroom overnight. The thing about being pregnant, her bladder seemed to be the most active part of her body. Lucas kissed Lily's cheek, saying, "It's four in the morning. Get up, Sweetheart. You need to be prepared for surgery, so you need to be admitted before seven. You need a decent breakfast because that's all you will have until the following day." Thankfully, all Lily and Lucas' efforts paid off. They did everything to care for the twin pregnancy that Lily reached thirty-six weeks. At least they were in the safe stage. It was too risky to continue after thirty-six weeks because the girls were getting cramped inside. Moreover, her blood pressure was increasing each week. For the same reasons, Lily also had to undergo a C-section. The couple ate a very early breakfa

"So that's why I'm wearing layers of clothes?" Lily struck a pose with her hands on her hips. She said, "You wanted me to undress... slowly." "Uhuh," Lucas said while smirking. He was still in his suit. He unbuttoned his coat and crossed his legs, saying, "Go ahead, my dearest wife. Impress me, or else I won't eat you out tonight." Lily gasped. She laughed her heart out as she slowly took off her coat. "Mmmm. That's a good start," Lucas remarked. In the background, the song Heaven by Julia Michaels continued to play. Lily dropped her coat on the floor during the first chorus. ~ "No need to imagine'Cause I know it's trueThey say, "All good boys go to heaven"But bad boys bring heaven to you" ~ Then, Lily walked in a straight line in Lucas' direction. She flipped her well-styled hair before slowly removing the first layer of her dress. The first layer was an asymmetric-shoulder-off loose blouse, but beneath it was a blue dress that fit Lily's body. Once Lily had that first la

Louise was celebrating inside. Finally, for the first time, Keith Henderson would see that Kamila wasn't the perfect daughter he had assumed her to be. Since the Hendersons had granted her a scholarship, Louise had seen how easy Kamila's life had always been. She realized that life was so unfair. Here was Kamila, tall and beautiful with long and shiny black hair. She was often the center of attention during their college years, leaving Louise in the backseat. In the past, Louise earnestly appreciated Kamila, but the more she was exposed to how the Hendersons lived, the more she coveted Kamila's life. Louise would have had a chance to live that luxury if only she had been chosen for the management trainee position for Prima MedCare. The problem was that Kamila was in the way of her dreams. It was obvious that Keith Henderson, being the CEO of the insurance company, would prefer to bring in his daughter rather than an outsider. Knowing this, Louise had been trying to find a way t