“You look like a Barbie doll when you zone out” –Jimin “Listen in a class young man” “You’re my favourite distraction, Miss Collymore”
The Distance Within Chapter Six
“How’s it like? I’ve never been to Africa” “The weather’s hot most of the time so you’ll probably fry” I teased. “It’s a very interesting place, to be honest, there’s always something to laugh about, from the mosquitoes to Nollywood or politics gossip. It’s almost like Ireland in terms of the trees and touches of green here and there.”
The Distance Within Chapter Five
“That's sweet. I love working with them, a lot of the interns are really friendly and enthusiastic about everything, not to mention how sexy the assistant manager is” I winked at him. “Oh, really now? Tell me more about this ‘sexy assistant manager, I might have to sanction him for tempting the consultant”
The Distance Within, Chapter Four
The young lad was full of cockiness, now wasn’t he? This guy is so lucky this was not Nigeria, I’d have flogged the living daylights out of him for even saying that not to speak of what I’d have done to him if he tried it again.
The Distance Within : Chapter Three
...His face was a pale oval surface of smoothness adorned with a small nose, pink lips and cat-like eyes in the deepest shade of brown you could ever think of. his jet-black hair looked so silky like and had this just rolled out of bed look, I still can’t believe I felt like running my hands through it....
The Distance Within, Chapter Two
I couldn’t but give a full smile, while I ran out to see them. I braced myself for the bone-crunching hug I would receive from each of them, the cheek pinching -for some reason my cheeks decided to remain puffy even at twenty-five- and then the Gaelic compliments.
The Distance Within Chapter One
For Hannah Collymore, being an Irish -Nigerian and an IT consultant at Relic Corporation is quite easy. However, drowning in the dark eyes of her Korean boss was definitely not in her plans. While facing the challanges of culture and clashing families, will their love be set in stone or will it crumble in the name of family and traditions....