Breaking the Billionaire's Rules

by Annika Martin

Personally, I find that adding lavender to a blend introduces a wistful note of longing, a nostalgic edge, an ache for what once was, what never could’ve been. In the end, that’s what nostalgia is; the past seen through rose-colored glasses.

Or we go with a Max Hilton who sings weepy show tunes and who still can’t get over his first love who rejected him?”

He didn’t play like a robot because he feels nothing. He didn’t create the cold, careless Max Hilton persona because he feels nothing. He did those things because he feels too much.

“You’re scared right now, but you thought up this scheme when you weren’t scared. Your bravest self thought up this scheme. Trust that girl who’s brave.”