Griffin by Rahela Ferarri (smallest ebook reader TXT) 📕

Finley:   “Griffin, you got yourself a real diamond here. A man can only envy you.”

I nodded, since I knew he was right. I could only be proud as it is.

Steven:  “Now, enough about work. We are here to enjoy ourselves. Mr Finley, be kind to join us for the champagne and the dinner.”

Finley:   “You are absolutely right. And Griffin, later on, have a seat with my lawyer here, go through the contract draft, and see if we can make a deal.” – A huge rock was loaded off my chests. The atmosphere was very relaxed, and the fact that Finley was ready to invest in my company solved many problems. The day couldn’t be better.

Later on, Finley’s lawyer and I went up to a small office to finalize the details. Mia was with the girls, I figured she would be fine. I guess we stayed there for a long time. We reviewed every line of this agreement, every single clause, and to be honest, it was very exhausting. I couldn’t wait to join them downstairs and relax. I couldn’t wait to kiss her smart forehead. Finally, we were finished. It was already dark outside, and we were about to head back. While I was walking down the stairs, I saw her alone on the sunbed, looking at the see. It was a sight for sore eyes. I approached her from the back, and kissed her neck. I felt bad for leaving her all alone. But I figured, she was a big girl.

Griffin:  “Sorry it took us so long. Did you have a good time?”

Mia:       “Sure.”- Her voice was not very convincing.

Griffin:  “Is everything okay?”

Mia:       “I just missed you, that’s all. Let’s get home.”

The boat sailed to the harbor. The skipper walked us off the boat, where the car was already waiting for us. Again, she cuddled in my lap, like at the University, and the driver was driving us in silence. She had a big day. Now we can relax.

Publication Date: 09-29-2017

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Dedication:
For all of you who liked my book "Stormchild", and wanted me to write more, I am giving Griffins side of the story! Hopefully you will love it as much as you loved "The Stormchild"