Blurred Lines: A Enemies-to-lovers Sports Romance (Rixon High)

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I just arrived at Montiero Holdings, still bouncing on my heels, only to be greeted by Mich’s news about Chase. She handed over her phone and let me read through Chase’s instructions. Pharrell and I were in the studio and I told him that one of my favorite songs of all time was Marvin Gaye’s “Got to Give It Up.” I was like, “Damn, we should make something like that, something with that groove.” Then he started playing a little something and we literally wrote the song in about a half hour and recorded it.

For the last four years, I crawled up the ladder of Lewis Brown Public Relations from Intern to Account Coordinator and got promoted to Account Executive two years ago. On record, Gia Marquez is the most challenging client our team has ever handled. It’s funny how she could say a good word about me when she cursed me and my roots when I worked with her. She was a total brat, coming from old money, just likeMany parodies followed. For example, The Economist published a sketch purportedly showing China’s similarly myopic world view. I groaned. Just another minute, please. I want to stay where you are, baby. Once I open my eyes, I know I’ll be alone again.

I’m her plus one,” he lifted his hand, reaching for my cheeks. “You look beautiful in this dress,” he said, cupping my face. “Better than the one I sent you.”

Synopsis Blurred Lines 1: Chase by Castiel LJ

I sighed and moved on autopilot. Inside my apartment, I dropped face down on my bed and let my pillows catch my tears. Georgia glanced at me, cheeks tinted pink. “You did?” I shrugged, still lost in my head, lost in Rafael’s riddles. “All good things, I hope.” Is he okay?” Mich asked. Even though she was ranting just a second ago about Chase’s unclear instructions, she was still worried about him.