Today I have the fabulous Iyana Jenna. So over to you...
I’m so happy to visit Michaela
Rhua’s blog. Thank you, dear.
Now everyone nowadays always have
with them gadgets such as iPad, Kindle, iPhone, smartphones. You can’t leave
home without them. My question right now is: what five non-electronic stuffs
you always have in your bag? Here are my five stuffs:
1. My
meds. Yeah. Perhaps I’m a bit of a junkie. But really, they are my meds for my
high blood pressure, my knee pain, vitamins, and of course the painkillers for
my migraine. I can never leave them behind.
2. Umbrella.
With unpredictable weather conditions like right now in my country, no one
knows when you will need the umbrella.
3. Liquid
soap. For, umm, private use. LOL.
4. Folder
with my teaching notes and stuff. I will panic if I forget to bring it with me.
I can’t teach without everything I have prepared beforehand.
5. Last
but not least, a box of USB flash disks. I don’t bring my netbook with me so I
need them for any documents, pictures, anything I need.
So,
how about you? :)
Blurb:
Taking
a break from dealing with his father’s clients on legal matters, Nicholas
Haynes went out to the sea on his yacht—only to find a man floating in the
water. The man was still alive, much to Nicholas’s relief.
Gregory
Phillips was a private investigator and his last job almost turned him into
fish food if not for Nicholas. Little did he know that the main suspect in his
case was one of Nicholas’ father’s clients. When Nicholas insisted on taking
care of Gregory after the incident that almost killed him, can he trust
Nicholas enough with his life?
Excerpts:
Stanley Haynes threw the newspaper,
and it landed with a slap on Nicholas's plate. The headlines blared at Nicholas
as though his father had shouted at him.
Heir to US Banking
Chain Wedded?
"You ever plan to tell us
about this, Nicholas?"
Nicholas glanced briefly at his
mother sitting across from him, but she kept stirring the cooling coffee in her
cup. Nicholas could see a smile flicker in her eyes. He shrugged.
“Come on, Dad. You know it was
impossible for me to talk about it before everything was done.”
“Are you saying you don’t trust me,
or your mom—” Stanley threw a glance at his wife, and his eyes widened. “You knew about this?”
She threw her hands up.
“God, no, honey. I wouldn’t lie to
you.”
“All right, all right.” Stanley
took a deep breath, trying to calm himself. “Is it that Phillips guy?”
“Of course. Who else?” Nicholas
grinned.
His mother went back to stirring
her coffee. Her voice was calm when she asked, “When was it, Nicholas? How come
both of us didn’t know anything about it?”
“A moment after Greg was released
from the hospital.”
“Wow. That fast?”
Nicholas chuckled. “Yeah. Now you
can’t accuse me of being a playboy anymore.”
“That’s good, dear.” His mother
took his hand, and Nicholas squeezed hers gently. “So those journalists—they
just found out the other day?”
“They’ve just seen this ring,
that’s all.” Nicholas lifted his left hand and eyed the simple platinum band
around his ring finger. Gregory had
exactly the same kind of ring around his finger.
****
A month earlier
It was the lulling sounds of the
waves and the gentle breeze above the vast, boundless ocean that Nicholas loved
most. He could spend days, even weeks, drifting seemingly without any course
and purpose on his boat, all by himself. After months dealing with his father’s
clients about legal matters, he was always desperate for some time alone.
Sometimes he just couldn’t understand why he had to work twice as hard as the
other employees in his father’s bank when he was his only son. However, most of
the time, he just couldn’t see it any other way. His father was not the type to
want to spoil his family. Everyone had to earn what life had given to them.
Nobody was allowed to simply ask and receive.
Today, though, he ended up not
alone.
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A little about
me:
Hi!
I'm Iyana Jenna and you can call me Iyana. I like
writing, romance, and man love so as you can see on this site, you're mostly
going to find m/m stories whether they are for adults or young adults. They are
not going to be too heavy on explicit sex, though, as many say that my stories
are considered sweet romance.
When I don't write, I teach English to children,
teens, and adults. I also work in the curriculum and materials department in an
institution. Among my responsibilities are writing books and tests.
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