The Arrogant Mrs CEO

ter," Tom said, still st

g the look of disbe

t it's the truth, Tom. I didn't sleep

, staring at Peter i

pping bag. I offered to help, but she refused, saying I stank. And guess wh

at me, just like that. She said I should buy new clothes b

m asked, finally sitting b

, who laughed. "Wait, Peter. Just because you bou

ughed, standing up and looking b

t, Tom? That I'd sit with you a

seeing Peter

d by this pretty young lady, and you thought it w

back down, and Tom said, "It's

many women both young and old shamelessly approached him for a rel

ith them, but Peter rejected it, saying he couldn't sle

ersity, but because Peter couldn't find a good job, his former friends, who were fraudster

omen for a one-night stand, he would accept. He was suffering da

e offering their services freely. They'd sleep with them, take their money, and dump them. It's not like the women are asking you to marry

e bench and sitting beside Tom. He star

not to fall for any woman offering to be my sugar mama. Mom always said I'd lose my respect as a man if I let a wom

gine a lady just gave you a hundred dollars without you doing anything. Why would she give you that much money if

t when she sensed I stank, she threw the cash at me. So maybe you're r

efore you die of poverty. Chai! If you see another lady disturbing you or asking you

said, shak

ith this, we're no longer friends," Tom g

tioned, but Tom shook his head. "This isn't fraud, Peter. The ladies have agreed to help you and move you out of poverty. You'll be warming her bed, too. It's different from fraud, w

an English graduate on something so sim

you want to cut me off, fine! I don't care, and I'll never be a woman's puppet. If I se

arted walking away, l

cting my first contract job of sleeping

k his head

ing a male prostitute?" Pete

rom a poor family. This year, I'll be thirty, and yet no wife, n

handsome, dark-skinned friend with a big dick who will service her however s

exclaimed, lau

said, but Tom ignored him an

even though it was night, carry

servicing a rich man for money. Life isn't fair, Peter, and we must strive to survive. So I'll be expecting the contract.