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d most well-educated men in New York always mingle I had been seated for ten minutes waiting for my Arab prin

er's side but I couldn't bring myself to go. I told him I was not feeling well he smiled and asked me not to forget the dinner by 7:00

t Benny and what he was doing at the moment I was checking and re-checking my phone to see if he had sent me any messages. Our relationship

the same; blue eyes with an enchanting smile. The type that keeps one at ease. I wondered if it was part of his business charm and how much mone

kay and motioned him to sit down I not about to make things easy for him though although I admired his physical features he was indeed a very hands

would be arriving. I was about to ask him if he had arranged the food before I came when I remembe

French wine positioned in front of us. My father had employed the services of the best chef in New York who

ad lost his mother too at the age of 20 so he knew what exactly I was going through he said a lot of things that put me at ea

family business on behalf of his aging father. so I asked him if his many girlfriends knew that he was visiting me here in New York he laughed and told me that he was single and that he had no interest in women and t

I told him about my experiences in Harvard. We discussed business and politics and he told me

ed contacts and promised to keep in touch I mean he sounded like

was a good man. He offered to walk me to the car and was in the process

pital. They told me that the preliminary examination revealed that I was fine and there was nothing wrong with me but the doc

asked to speak to me alone so my dad and the prince excused us. What's the ma

more my mind flashed back to that encounter with Benny at the hotel that was the only time I'd ever been with a man now I was pr

d I told them that the doctor wanted me to rest and that I'd be discharged within the hour. The

not believe what I said at the hospital and he wanted an explanation I was not looking fo