I know better

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“Get back here!” shouted one officer who was chasing Jasmin while she ran across the street to the other side, brushing past a few people walking on the street as well and then running ahead into the first building she came across.

Who knew stealing a diamond would be so difficult?

How she was being chased now, even when she had got in a few times, pretending to be a parent making inquiries about the daycare to be sure it was suitable for her daughter was still a shock to her. Oh yeah, she had a diamond worth so much in her hand.

She would have asked, but she doubted it would incline the owner to hand over her necklace no matter how nicely she asked.

Everything went as planned until she came out of the room and the cleaner saw her and raised the alarm. And she has been running ever since.

She dipped her hand into her pocket and pull out the blue diamond necklace and couldn’t help the cheek torturing grin that took hold of her face.

What people said about the city was true.

The people were richer; the houses were bigger; and the jewellery was finer than the others, but their securities were tougher. Insert eye roll.

Her legs were hurting from running while they are being trapped in the tight black boot. But it was the one thing she had that matched with the black skinny jeans trouser and a white blouse she was wearing. She had to dress in a way that she wouldn’t look like a thief at first sight.

She took the escalator, which had nine to ten people on it, and patiently she waited to get to the top of the stair. Usually, the escalator was faster, but for a weird reason being that she stole a diamond necklace; the escalator was slow, and she knew the officer chasing her would catch up to her in no time.

She finally reached the top of the stairs and she took to her heels, running off when she heard behind her.

“Hey, you, freeze!” Came the voice of one of the officer and he sounded close.

She saw red lights and prison bars staring at her, which would be where she would end up if she ended up in the hands of the officer and she couldn’t have that. With her heart plummeting in her chest, she took the right turn through the hallway and then she took the left turn and she saw a woman seated at her desk across her hall.

When Jasmine ran into this floor, she thought it was empty, but seeing this woman told her the opposite. She knew there was no way she was going to sneak past without the woman taking notice of her and as she contemplated what to do the young lady got up that moment and walked to the door not far away and immediately Jasmin run into the first door to her left without even looking at the sign on the door.

She closed the door and leaned her back against it with her eyes closing. She sighed heavily when she heard the heavy foot tug on the ground fading off.

“What are you doing in my office and how did you get past my secretary?” Demanded a cold but confused deep voice and they seem to turn her on instead of terrifying her. If only imaginations could be real, then she would be on her k... Wait...

Her eyes flew open when she realised she wasn’t imagining and they land on the man sitting across the room, wearing a black suit and tie and having a face so gorgeous her panties were already soaking wet.

Shit, Jasmin, you’re barely out of the wood and you are already taking your clothes off?! She scolded herself.

“I asked you a question!” He reminded her.

He asked you a question Jasmin, the voice in her head echoes which doesn’t help matter because she can’t bring herself to remembering what the question was.

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