In another suite across town at a cheaper hotel, Murray Underwood, the private investigator who’d followed Aurelia from the states hung up the phone with a tired sigh. He’d just had the last of four intense conversations with his current clientele. Client #1 was overjoyed about Aurelia’s nuptials. Client #2 was relieved because as the wife of a wealthy man, Aurelia now posed no financial threat to him. Thus he could devote his remaining funds to his physical and financial recoveries. Client #3 was sad and disappointed that Aurelia was off the dating market. Yet he saw her marriage as a clear sign for him to just step aside. Client #4 was piping hot mad about those nuptials. He even planned to physically stop the wedding, but was delayed in London due to the bad weather currently swirling in the Atlantic Ocean . The end result was the same for Murray – loss of income. Only Client #1 felt the need to keep the P.I. on retainer for future updates about Aurelia’s life, but still o...
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ReplyDeleteI am waiting and will take whatever you give me. I am so involved in this story you just shouldn't write so well. I am like addicted to your characters and storyline. Thanks for explaining why Caesar used he common sense and didn't confront Blaine even though I was hoping he would I can understand why he didn't and agree with his judgement.
ReplyDeleteomg that going to be good btween S and C and glad he didn't go over and blow up in his uncle face about her. love me some C thanks for the updated.
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Carmel B: Now you got me blushing, girl. WOW! What a compliment. :)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome about that explanation. I definitely had to address that before going any further.
Trina: I love me some C, too. Hi-C, that is. lol.