A REASON FOR MARRIAGE

e building she was to decorate in a few days and h

and that was something she had not planned for. She almost blamed Howard for it. The man simply couldn't make up his mind about what he wanted, and so she'd found herself making different

r, she groaned outwardly. Surely, she was destined to lose this new client, she thought. She was at the verge of giving up when s

ard a crash. She didn't just hear it, she felt it too and she knew at that moment that she was definitely going to be

ont the asshole who had hit her from behind. To her dismay, she saw that one of her taillights was broken and

ee the driver get out of his car, taking

and chest, lean waist and long, powerful legs. Fitness that he probably honed with early-morning runs in one of New York’s parks, she thought. H

" the man asked her in

about him in just a few seconds. "What kind of question is that?" she retorted, "How

ack by her outburst and Sara scowled inwardly. H

t I think you got that wr

ice. She stood upright and stared right in his face, her expressio

e blame either, "I did not. You suddenl

hurry and was trying to avo

d have done it," he ins

me before I could get a chance to move. If you were paying attention,

d to give anyone a show in the middle of the road. The man glanced down at her, his eyes

out. Now if the problem is about fixing your car, I'd be glad to do so or pay for the damage, but I

vious wealth… It was audacity. Did he really think she needed money from him to fix her car? And d

eep your lousy apology to yourself. You clearly lack the capacity to see how wrong you are and

to get into her car. She refused to cause more scenes than they already

rself as the phone began to ring. If they couldn't

meeting, which Barbara reluctantly agreed to. The woman could barely hide her irritation at the sudden change of plans, and Sara couldn't blame her. She