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parcel he stretched out to her. Though she was tempted to take the parcel from hi

om him. Seeing how much she was hesitating, he squatted down

usual warm smile. His voice was calm but far

m the man to the parcel in her palms before raising her g

ponded quietly, maintaining his calm tone. "Why don't

. She opened the parcel and couldn't believe what it contain

n the news that an ordinary brown parcel was capable of changing her life

maginable offer - a marriage contract to the president of the United Sta

ough her veins that moment at the sight of it all whic

ce the tragic demise of his beloved wife and partner. Yet the offer was there in shades and light, asking her to

was capable of swaying her resolve. Even though she was deeply hurt and was only a foot away from giv

a chute of uneasiness engulfed her, wondering how the president himself had come to know her. Sarah, on the f

oice suddenly breaking the long silence between a

nking it through. She'd rather stick with the devil she has known for long than find so

hady offer as this!" She bluntly declined, turning him down with a stern tone and a defiant

cting such a reply from her. He maintained his resilience, his lips str

er, his voice sounding as though he was trying to convince her to take

not? His words bruised her ego, making her feel little and small befor

him. "You better watch your mouth while I do the same with my lif

e got the chance. "I agree that you are angry and hurt at the moment but I'll give you another chance

on him with anger. She needed to go back to David; she felt he

e had seen in the short clip earlier. She hoped he could have a

as well a small tinge of hope. The door opened at the recognition

moans she heard broke the silence like a stone disrupting the sur

best friend intimately and shamelessly moaning in pleasure. The sight before her was cruel,

eir fantasy abruptly. Her heart bled and her eyes blazed in anger, stirring the t

med out, slamming the door as hard as she could behind her. She blamed h

r and she knew the best is to acknowledge it - just as the man had

her ears after ward, she asked. "Hello, is the offer still available? If yes, I'm now interested...!" As the wo