Chapter 16

Evelyn’s POV

I move swiftly toward the direction of the office. Even if I don’t want to do this, the thought of my daughter is giving me more courage to go on. Anna lost her father when she was just 5 years old and we have been feeding from hand to mouth.

I do menial jobs just to make sure I put something on the table for my daughter. I love her and I would do everything within my power to see her become great. I believe this is the opportunity.

I get to the door and knock gently. There is no reply and I knock again, louder.

“Come in,” a husky voice orders. He is speaking with a tone of authority and I can feel the reason why the receptionist seems scared of her boss. I push the door open. His eyes are fixed on his laptop.

“Hello, Aidan Alvarez,” I make my presence known, as I walk graciously to the seat opposite his desk, meant for guests.

He raises his head sharply in surprise. When our eyes, I smile. He looks puzzled for a while, probably tryin