Chapter 21
“Ms. Price, Mr. Michaels has just arrived.”
I stood nervously, telling myself to tighten up. I didn’t want him thinking I was easy to intimidate. Putting on my most controlled yet seductive smile, I smoothed out my dress and awaited my guess.
Aaron was like a male model crafted by gods. He walked into the room wearing an all–black tailor–made Italian suit with a crisp black button up shirt. He allowed the first three buttons to be undone, causing a subtle part of his upper chest as well as his long, beautiful neck to be exposed. For accessories, he wore a gold single chained necklace and a LeCore Te’crute watch. The value of the watch alone was worth thousands of dollars. At that moment, I was so glad I took my sister–in–law’s advice about my attire.
Aaron pulled his chair out and sat down, maintaining his gaze on me the entire time. It almost felt as if he were undressing me with his eyes, the craziest part is that I wanted him too. After both of us sat down, Aaron was the first to speak.
“I have to say Ms. Price; that’s a hell of dress you’re wearing.”
Blushing, I began to smile shyly.
“You don’t look so bad yourself Mr. Michaels. I’m sorry it took so long for me to respond.”
Aaron took a sip of wine and smiled a mischievous grin.
“I’d say you’re right on time; besides, I’ve waited over 5 years for you so 10 more days would not have killed
me.”
Waited 5 years, what did he mean by that? Before I could ask, the team of waiters walked into the room. prepared to take our orders. After taking a swig of my wine, I decided now was the time to give him my
answer.
“Mr. Michaels, I’ve decided to accept your offer and marry you.”
Aaron stared at me intensively as if he were pondering whether or not I was serious. Suddenly, he let out a slight chuckle,
“I’m very glad to hear that Ms. Price. More than I express this evening,”
The look in his eyes said he was telling the truth. Suddenly, an uneasy feeling began creeping into my thoughts. Why was he so hellbent on marrying me? I had to know,
“Chairman. Michaels-” Aaron held up his hand stopping me mid–sentence.
“Aaron, why don’t you call me Aaron…Rabena.”
It was something about the way he said my name that made me feel assured. Involuntarily, my lips curled
into a smile.
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“I’d like that too…Aaron. So, Aaron, I have to ask; me?”
Aaron let loud laugh; this question had caught him completely off guard. Still chuckling, Aaron looked at Rabena with a serious expression.
“I’m not sure you’re ready for that answer. Once you are, I’ll give it to you.”
Rabena gave Aaron a puzzled and frustrating expression. Why was he being so mysterious. Suddenly, she remembered both her uncle and cousin telling her Aaron wasn’t what he seemed, so she decided not to pry any longer. Instead, she’d quietly hoped they would one day get a point where they could fully trust each other.
Aaron suddenly let out a loud clap jolting Rabena out of her thoughts.
“Now! How would you like to receive a pre–wedding present?”
Rabena raised an eyebrow, what could he mean by that? Intrigued, she smiled and leaned forward, speaking just above a whisper.
“What exactly did you have in mind fiancé?”
The word fiancé slid of her tongue in a seductive way causing Aaron to become slightly excited. Leaning forward, he gave Rabena his most dazzling smile.
“How about some revenge on your ex and your family?”
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