BradianHunterBook1

by Chrysta Euria

  Bradian Hunter Book 1

  Chrysta Euria

  Copyright @ 2014 Chrysta Euria

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  Table of Contents:

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Mailing List

  About This Book

  Chapter 1: New Opportunity

  Chapter 2: The Interview

  Chapter 3: The Interview (2)

  Chapter 4: The Luck

  Chapter 5: Lucky Streak

  Chapter 6: Unpredictable

  Chapter 7: Home

  Chapter 8: Linda

  Chapter 9: Visit

  Chapter 10: Visit (2)

  Chapter 11: Visit (3)

  About This Book

  When my husband cheated on my with his young college student, I was so depress that I couldn't even get out of my bed. Life, however, opened another door for me when I met the young and steamy billionaire Bradian Hunter. Even though our age and social status was completely different, it didn't prevent me from wanting him.

  "Are you ready to come again?"

  Of course I was more than ready.

  This 9,000 words drive the readers to experience fresh love once again.

  Chapter 1: New Opportunity

  I became frustrated at the sight of myself when I couldn't even get out of my messy bed. The last few days had been disastrous. My husband for ten years, Mark, had cheated on me with his college student, Wendy. Of course, I knew that our marriage wasn't the best in the world, but still, for him to go around sleeping with other women. It just broke my heart into a million pieces, and the world just suddenly seemed so blurry.

  I had always been a housewife, the one that took care of our kid, Jason, the greatest and cutest boy in the world. Yeah. Now what was I going to tell him? That his father was a cheating bastard that destroyed this household? That his father had decided to run away with his 19-year-old girlfriend instead of giving our marriage any consideration? How could I bring myself to break the news to my little angel Jason?

  "Ring! Ring! Ring!"

  I squirmed to the telephone while wondering who the hell it was that called so early in the morning. I was so depressed that even the phone felt like it weighted a thousand tons. "Ah, damn it."

  I picked up my phone and swiped the screen. Oh great, it was Linda, my best friend since elementary school. She owned a marketing company and was married to a successful writer, Cane. Linda had moved to New York five years ago, but we still saw each other often since Linda traveled to California for business all the time.

  "Hi Lin." Leaving the phone on my pillow, next to my ear, I put both of my hands on my stomach and stared at the white ceiling of our once-happy house.

  "Get your ass up Jess. You are still laying on the bed, aren't you?" a commanding voice on the other line shouted. Ah, Jess, the mind reader that I often hated. How in the world was it that she always knew about what I was doing? I guess I was just way too responsive. Sigh. My fault.

  "I'm up. I'm up." Grasping whatever strength I had left in me, I tried to pull myself up using the abdominal muscles that I hadn't exercised in all my life.

  "So what's up?" Scratching my still-sleepy eyes, I asked in a yawning manner that I doubted she even heard it correctly.

  "What do you mean 'What's up'? Don't you remember what today is? Come on, Jess. You need to prepare." Linda's voice was so loud that I needed to turn my head the other way. "Why was she getting so mad?" I thought about what I needed to do, well, not much since I hadn’t really done anything the last few days. Jason went on his field trip for the Fifth grade Camping week with his friends and teachers. He wasn't going to come home for another week! Meanwhile, the only thing that could make me get out of bed was the hunger that any normal human needed to face every day. Terrible.

  "It's your first interview Jess. Oh my god, please don't be late. I and my husband's credibility is on the line here." Ah crap. I totally forgot. The interview that Jess' husband, Cane, sacrificed a huge favor to get for me. I hadn't worked for a quite some time now, however I couldn't take care of the little Jason if I had no income. Thanks to my cheating husband, he gave me enlightenment, and it was time for me to go back to work. To be honest, I was scared. I just wanted to stay on my bed and just...stared mindlessly to the ceiling. But it would be a bad idea to put off something that came out of generosity of my best girlfriend. The last time that I denied her "generosity"...ugh...I got goose bumps just thinking about it.

  "Alright, I'm preparing now. I will call you after." I hung up the phone and placed it on my brown wood nightstand. Walking unsteadily to the bathroom, I reached out and opened the door. The mirror had always been my enemy in the morning, especially this morning. The cheating had had an even worse effect on my physical attributes. "I hate you Mark. I really do," I muttered to myself.

  ****

  "This should look about right, right?" I spoke to my mirror self while wearing a V-neck, slim gray dress with a small tiny black belt. It was my favorite look and I wasn't going to allow time to let it go to waste. "Not bad for a 37 year old single mother, I guess."

  Picking up my phone for the time and address, I turned off the light in the house and walked out. Climbing onto my 2000 Chevrolet truck, I turned on the ignition and drove out of my driveway. The interview was 20 minutes away, so it wasn't really that far. After five minutes, I had already gotten myself on the 405 freeway.

  "Wow." Looking up at the huge glass building with the only a simple HB sign, I could only be in awe of its size and elegance; it was a true, simplistic modern skyscraper. HB was a magazine company that had risen to be the most popular magazine company in just a couple of years. It took the market by storm and crushed all of their competitors to pieces.

  Even though I was wearing the best clothes that I had, it looked so bland now compared to others businessman and businesswomen coming in and out of the building. They were all so sophisticated. I looked down upon my thin portfolio and sighed. "Here we go."

  Chapter 2: The Interview

  Holding my breath, I walked through the glass door clumsily as my nervousness began to spread throughout my body. "It will be fine, Jess. Believe in yourself." I took a deep breath and stepped to the reception, where a gorgeous blond girl was answering the phone. She saw me, apologized politely and asked me to wait just a second.

  "Ah, sorry about that ma'am. How can I help you?" the beautiful blond asked, in a very friendly manner. Her teeth were so white that I was wondering if it might have some negative effects on my eyes.

  Taking a hold of myself, I went on, "Hi. I am looking for the interview room fo
r the Editor position." It wasn't that I couldn't find it, but it would just be easier if the girl helped. I wasn't going to be looking for the room when it was almost time for the interview appointment.

  "Welcome to HB ma'am. I hope that your interview will be successful. The interview room is located on the 23rd floor and in room 2341. You should be able to find it after turning left from the elevator."

  I thanked the young gorgeous girl and got in the elevator. "Ah, youth. How nice." I was also a receptionist back in my twenties days as well. Unfortunately, I got fired from my job because I was supposedly "not a good socialist".

  The elevator was huge and it was just so luxurious. All grey metal and glass. My mind began to wander about how the elevator worked or what it was made of.

  "Ah, excuse me." A slender hand reached through the closing elevator door to stop it. For a fraction of a second, my mind imagined if the door was going to crush this person's hand or not. I didn't trust machines, especially the ones that could do serious damage. My heart skipped a beat as the thought soaked in the back of my head. Scary.

  "Made it!"

  "Thank god!" I thought to myself.

  Slipping into the elevator was a tall, dark and short hair, blue eyes, with stubble beard young man. How could one person get such a good look! My heart began to race the moment I laid my eyes upon him. "Ah...the smell." His manly smell made my pheromone jumped and crashed in my body chaotically.

  "What floor?" I was bright red and couldn't make eye contact with him at all. A man who was way younger than me. "Jess, gather yourself. Where is your confidence?" My inner voice yelled at me.

  "Ah, top floor, please." The young elegant man said in his husky low voice with a sunshine smile on his face. Ah, I could just look at it all day.

  "So what kind of business do you have in this building?" The young man tried to make small talk. With me! My blood beat inside my veins, and my mouth became dry as I could barely squeeze out any sound.

  "I...er...for here...an interview." I tried once again. "I am here for an interview." Ah, damn it. Why was it that this man was making me all flushing and nervous?

  "Really? Good luck." His blue eyes gazed upon my body. I felt as though he had inspected every nanometer on my body.

  "Thank you. What about you?" The young man was beginning to open his luscious mouth to answer my question when the elevator's door opened. "Damn you, elevator."

  "I have to go now. It was nice meeting you." I hurriedly escape the enclosed room because of the nervousness that I felt from him for sure wasn't going to help in my interview.

  "Ah, wait up. Do you know where is the ..." he shouted out to me while looking at me running and amused. His voice trailed off in the distance so I couldn't hear the end of his sentence at all.

  "The model apartment? I don't know I'm new here," I shouted back while still running awkwardly on my black high heels, the ones that I had not worn for a really long time. From the corner of my eyes, I swore that I could see his surprised face and an intrigued look. Ah crap. "Don't tell me that he wasn't a model." Well, aside from the model, he could be an artist, a photographer, a construction worker. Oh, yeah, construction worker. My mind began to fill in the images of him, topless, with sweats all over his oily body as he stood out in the sun, showing people how he used his muscles. Ah, I wanted it. I wanted it.

  Walking through the hallway where many workers were anxiously walking in and out hurriedly, some were holding notes, papers, folders, and briefcases in their hands. It must be an intense workplace. The building interior looked very simple and modern. Each and every curve must have been designed by a very creative and talented designer. "This looks like a promising place." I hoped.

  "Room 2341. Let's see...Ah, here it is." I found the glass room where in front of the door had the room number painted in grey as well as a sign made from wood saying, "Editors' Interviews." A lady inside dressed in a professional black suit opened the door for me. Her clothes looked expensive and she was incredibly beautiful.

  "Excuse me ma'am. Are you here for an interview?" The blond girl smiled and asked me.

  I nodded and she led me inside, to another room where dozens of youngsters were either sitting, standing up or pacing around anxiously. I didn't know that the job was so competitive. "Oh man, the chance of me getting this job is very slim." Great.

  "May I know your name please?" The blond girl asked after I had gotten my ticket number at the front of the room.

  "Jessica Meldia. Number 51." I smiled at her and said while she began to search on her iPad. Must be nice to have all this technology for her.

  "Ok, I got it. Please wait here and we will call you." We both said good-bye politely and I found myself a seat to sit down. It was going to be a while.

  "Hi, I'm Ana." The petite brunette girl beside me reached her hand out and introduced herself.

  "Hello. I'm Jessica, how are you doing?" I greeted her back with a smile. She was cute, reminded me of Alexandra, my niece. She was fidgeting her hands on her lap.

  "I'm scared." She laughed nervously. "I mean anybody would since they only accept one person in all of us. It is a miracle that these people don't go around and strangle each other on the spot."

  "Wow. It is that hard to get in?" I was honestly shocked by her statement. My eyes were then met by her surprised face, as though I was the strangest creature on Earth!

  "You didn't know? And you came here? Man, I don't know how well you had prepared but...good luck." Her eyes softened as she looked at me. Maybe because she knew that she just had one less competitor. "I am guessing you have some substantial experience, right?"

  "You assumed that because of my age, aren't you?" My inner voice sounded so sad. Sigh. It was 95% the reason that my husband left me. That bastard.

  "Not really, I just...got recommended from a friend to come here." I regained my small burst of emotion and spoke up.

  "You sure are lucky ma'am. I mean almost all of the people in this room are elites." Ana scanned around the room and paused at a young chubby man with short hair and long beard.

  "You see that guy right over there? His name is Kai. He graduated at the top of his school, Harvard. He is the biggest threat for anybody here."

  I sat there and listened to all the stories that Ana was telling me. She was right, she did her homework very carefully. Too carefully in fact. She knew everybody in the room inside and out, except for me of course. That was the reason why she immediately started a conversation with me the moment I sat down. Time flew really fast since I loved gossip also. Unfortunately, it was her turn so I wished her a successful interview. I didn't like the idea that I was competing with these over the top students. I was just a housewife that loved to read for god's sake.

  Very soon it was my turn. Breathing out sharply, I stood up and walked to the door where another blond girl was holding it opened waiting for me. "What's with beauty and doors in this place," I wondered.

  Chapter 3: The Interview (2)

  Passing through the door, sat before me were four professionally dressed interviewers. Three men and one woman. Opposite to them was a table, with all kinds of papers placed in an organized fashion, and a chair, which I assumed was for me to sit down in. I took a quick glance across the simplistic and modern room. Mostly white and silver color walls with huge glass windows. There were two doors, the one that I entered and the one that was opposite to me. Strangely, however, in a corner of the room placed a big white sofa. Too big that I couldn't see if it was being used by anybody or not.

  "Welcome, Mrs. Meldia. Come here and take a seat.” The woman with short blond hair and dressed in a bright red dress invited me over. She really did stand out. Like blood in the snow. "My name is Rosa. Rosa Queen. This is Ted, Ross, and David. We are the ones that will interview you for today." The other three men nodded but were still looking down, like they were incredibly busy or something. How rude.

  "Hello, how are you all doing?" I greeted them each
with a handshake before sitting down. They took a minute reviewing my resume and also whispered in each other ears. Stretching my ears as big as I could, still I couldn't make out what they were saying at all. Hopefully nothing too bad.

  "So tell me Mrs. Meldia. Why do you think that you are fit to do this job?" Rosa looked up to me with an intense gaze. One look from her and I had already knew that Rosa was a leader type. The one that would volunteer to do any work as well as making plans for others to work. Her eyes had an aura. An intimidation aura. "What a woman!" I said to myself. I would give anything to get her confidence.

  "Ahem." Clearing my throat, I said, "I have done some editing for a writer in your company named Cane. He was very pleased with my work, which was the reason he recommended that I try out. I also have a degree in English, however I was working full-time at that time as well. I am not saying it to be an excuse, I am just saying it for somewhat an understanding why I didn't get a high score in my grades." Wow, now that I said it out loud. I really didn't have any special skill for this job at all.

  "Mrs. Meldia. I know that our writer, Cane, recommended you for this job. However to be fair with other people, I still need to put you through the same process as everybody else. And quite frankly, your resume doesn't measure up to our standard. Not. Even. In. One. Category." The woman seemed rather too blunt about it while the other three men nodded in agreement.

  I was a bit disappointed and sad really, however I wasn't surprised. Still, I at least needed to try before giving up, or else Linda would chew my head open.

  "Listen, I know that I don't have a lot of experience, or even official records about the very small amount of experience that I have. But reading has always been a passion for me. I enjoyed the feeling, the images that popped up in my head whenever I read. Not only that I am a strange person so I often look for mistakes in books. I can guarantee you that I do not do this for the money or for other people. I do it for me. Because I find fun in doing so. And I don't know if it is a good thing or not however I think that every company should have passionate workers, such as myself," I said loudly and confidently, but my fists were clenched and my skin was sweating.