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Chapter 6:

Lynette's POV

"Kill me now," I rubbed my temples and leaned back on the sofa.

Alex looked up from her work and sighed, "Honestly Lyn, I don't know how you deal with this," She shook her head and stood up. "I mean you run this company and I'm already tired from working," She walked towards the kitchen and poured some coffee.

"It's called skill." I muttered and continued working, "Thankfully I can do all my work at home today since I have no appointments." I picked up a pencil and started drawing, "I'm soo glad I don't have any more jobs since I quit all of them."

Alex put her cup up, "Amen to that," She put a cup towards me, "Here, I got some coffee from America, it's a lot stronger than the one you use."

"Thank God," I muttered and picked it up while looking at the design I'm drawing, "Hmm…" I put the coffee to my mouth and took a sip, "BLEH!" I spat out the drink, "What the heck was that?" I muttered disgusted and wiped it with a tissue,

"That," She pointed to the coffee, "Was your wakeup call which you just wasted."

I pushed the cup away and shook my head, "How the heck that is called coffee I have no idea." I scrunched my head in disgust and sighed, "Great, now my designs are all ruined." I rubbed my temples,

"I'll deal with it," Alex stated, "Why don't you make yourself some coffee while I take care of the mess." She gestured to the messy glass table.

I leaned back, "You know what? Let's take a break." I stood up and grabbed my bag, "We could get some dinner and then I could show you around."

"Sounds great," Alex stood up and began to put her trainers on.

I grabbed my keys and purse and headed out with Alex in front of me. We turned a corner and ran slap bang into a girl by accident. I widened my eyes when I saw Alex tumble down, I put my hand in front of her and she stood up.

"Watch were you're going bitch!" She shrieked,

I saw Alex's eye twitched and snapped, "Why don't you watch were your going?"

"I'm not the one who has terrible vision." She shrieked. "And no fashion!" She glanced at her outfit.

I looked at her annoyed, "She has great fashion and vision. She just doesn't give a damn about it and doesn't spend half the day using so much of that damn product that it goes to her head like you!" I snapped. "You're a bitch Emily," I sneered, "And the next time I see you bitchin to my friends I will personally hurt you." I stated coldly.

"You think your soo clever." Emily sneered, "Just because you run a business doesn't mean shit."

I smirked, "Really is that why Xavier told me that the top you bought which I ruined." I smiled at the memory and Alex chuckled, "Was from one of my lines?" I looked at her unimpressed.

"Shut up!" She said red in the face.

I rolled my eyes, "Good lucks will only get you so far." I muttered and we waked ahead of her.

"So who was that horny bitch?" Alex asked as she sat across me when we found a restaurant to eat.

I rolled my eyes and picked up my phone, "Just some girl called Emily, that girl is the demon spawn from darkness itself." I sighed and looked on my phone, "Her scream is louder than a baby." I finished texting and put my phone away.

She rolled her eyes, "More than that," She sighed, "I swear that girl was killing my ear drums."

I chuckled, "She's called Emily, I met her a few days ago when I bumped into her and spilled her top." I paused, "I told Xavier that I would give her a top back from one of our lines."

"Xavier?" Alex looked at me confused.

I rolled my eyes, "Her boyfriend, Xavier Benedict."

"Benedict?" Alex widened her eyes and stood up a bit, "Does he have a brother called Victor?" She asked eagerly.

I thought about it and nodded, "Yep, Xavier invited me to a barbeque and I met his family, there here on holiday apparently." I raised an eyebrow, "Why? Do you like him?" I asked curiously.

"I-I met him once, we were on a case when I was in America." She squeaked a bit and stuttered.

I smirked, "Really?" I leaned forward and looked at her, "So what did you guys do?"

"N-Nothing," She blushed a bit.

I chuckled and leaned back, "I can tell you from a mile away Alex, your blushing like mad."

She glared at me and muttered embarrassed, "Not funny."