Love on Fire with a Billionaire

"I'm sorry, but we don't have any vacancies for you at the moment, but please leave your number, and we'll get in touch if anything comes up," Aurora forced a friendly smile at the woman, but deep down, she wanted to beg for a job for that unknown woman. However, her pride was stronger.She stood up and left the clothing store, walking towards the train station. It was the seventh "no" she had received that day. She had spent the Saturday afternoon looking for a job but wasn't accepted anywhere. They all said they might contact her, but they never did. Luck was definitely not on her side.She had given up on searching for well-paying jobs. Not that she lacked the skills, considering she had numerous courses on her resume and could fluently speak three languages. But in her current situation, anything would be a blessing. She would even accept a job as a street sweeper.As she entered the train, she hurried towards the seats and managed to claim one. "At least I accomplished that," she

After a week, the doctor whom Aurora and her sister found very attractive, Griffin, said that the girl could be discharged from the hospital."You need to rest completely for a while," Griffin warned when Aurora got out of bed and stretched."Alright, doctor!" the girl replied.Griffin said a few more things to Adelaide, who was paying close attention. In the past few days, Aurora had noticed that there was a strange tension between them. She also noticed that Griffin was very dedicated to his work. The girl's hunch was that he was more focused on his career than his love life, just like her sister."They're interested in each other, I'm sure of it, but they don't know how to act," Aurora thought.As they talked, they would occasionally smile awkwardly at each other, while Adelaide's younger sister watched everything."They're not even going to exchange phone numbers?!! Seriously, do I have to play matchmaker?" the girl thought.Aurora took the pen that was in Griffin's lab coat pocke

"I don't like that guy!" Adelaide referred to Tristan when they entered the house. She had been saying that the whole way back home, also mentioning that her sixth sense told her to keep her distance from that guy. "He's so narcissistic and sadistic. I bet he paid for your treatment just so he wouldn't get sued right at the beginning of his career. If it wasn't for that, he would have left you stranded in the middle of the street."Aurora didn't pay attention to what she was saying. She took the camera out of her bag and headed to the darkroom. She wanted to develop the photos she took of Tristan.When she was in the taxi, Aurora remembered Tristan's eyes and then the eyes in the photo she took at the college festival."Aurora? What are you doing?" Adelaide entered the room, but her phone rang, causing her to step back and answer the call.Minutes passed, and Adelaide had to go to the restaurant. Her boss needed her incredible culinary skills because a very important lawyer was there

On the other hand, Adelaide walked along the dimly lit street. She couldn't find a taxi, and she had been walking for a long time, her feet already sore from the heels. She took them off and continued walking barefoot.She didn't know whether to complain about her feet or the hunger she felt. That's when she saw a convenience store. She clasped her hands together, looking up at the sky as if thanking the saints for finding that store open at that late hour.She entered the store, realizing she was the only customer. There was a woman at the cash register who briefly glanced at her. Adelaide went around picking up various "junk" from the shelves: snacks, candies, ice cream... Everything she desired.She went to the counter and placed everything on it. While the cashier scanned the items, Adelaide went to the beverage machine and inserted the money, pressing the button to get a can of soda, but nothing happened."Damn it, why isn't this coming out?" Adelaide started hitting the machine

POV - (Point of View) Aurora NavarroToday, honestly, is not my day.I pray for time to pass quickly and for a new day to begin, but there was still a long way to go before the nightmare would end.I threw the coffee cup that Genevieve handed me out of the blue into a trash can after leaving Tristan's office.I'm not concerned about the situation between Tristan and me. He can continue following me and researching my life; eventually, he'll get tired and set his sights on another girl."Sister!" I called out to Adelaide as I opened the back door of the restaurant leading to the kitchen. All the cooks stopped what they were doing and looked at me. I smiled awkwardly. "Have you seen Adelaide around?""Aurora?" Adelaide said. I spotted her in front of a counter. I ran up to her and stopped in front of her. "What are you doing here?""Long story. To sum it up, I'm having a terrible day!" I said, teary-eyed, hugging my sister, who quickly pushed me away."You're so dramatic.""My life is a