Royal Ceo by Seerat Kaur (best electronic book reader .txt) 📖

        She gasped, "What did they do? Did you...? 

       " No! Only our parents." 

       She looked at me in disbelief, "Still you fall in love with him." 

       "Hm, he followed me to Paris and he confiscated my room and my body." I bit my lower lip. 

       Her jaw hung open, "Did he force himself on you?" 

      I shook my head again. She did not need to know this part of my life. It was only for us, "That's it. Here we are. Now your turn." 

       She gave a full nod, " I met him eight months ago." My lips parted in shock, "Don't freak out," She gripped my shoulders. 

       "You weren't going for business meetings," I asked. 

       "That's not true." She said. 

        I arched my brows, "Okay, he was always there when I was out for a meeting." She admitted. 

       "When did you get married?" I narrowed my eyes as I leaned forward. 

       "We were in Vegas. We were drunk and we went to the wedding chapel and got wed." She flashed her best smile. 

       I leaned back and glared at her. I had no words to share, I didn't wanna know more, "When did you get married?" I asked. 

       "Six months ago." She said, maintaining her smile though, I couldn't ignore her agitation. 

       "You shouldn't blame me when you're doing the same s*** to me, Aerial." My lips flattened. 

       "I'm sorry." She said. 

       "Unacceptable," I said. 

       "Sienna," She said in a panic tone. 

       "Aerial, you got married! Eight months! I don't remember when did you go to las Vegas? And you're pregnant. What do you expect?'' I asked her, exasperated. 

        " I got it, bae. You're upset." She said, shaking her head 

       "Upset! Upset! That's a little word, chick." I got on my feet. I couldn't sit calmly after knowing everything. My secret seemed so small in front of her. 

        "Si," She got on her feet as well. 

        I held up my hand and waved it in front of her, "Rest, I'm going to cook something." I told her and turned to the door. I needed time to digest everything she said.