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e that.” Christopher was still shocked from the rejection. “So what do you intend to do?” Benjamin asked. “I want Jessica to be my wife. It’s her or no one else.” Christopher stopped pacing. Benjamin stood up with a screwed up fac

leave at work or whenever her boss gives her a week break from work, mostly anytime he’s out of the country and he doesn’t need her help as his manager. So it is wrong to think Jessica doesn’t love him. Christopher concluded. “Think about it bro.” Benjamin mumbled. “You are wrong, Benjamin.” Christopher murmured. “I am wrong? Look Christopher, if Jessica really wants a future with you then she would have taken a break from work just t

nodded in agreement. “So where is she?” Benjamin asked. “In Idaho planning to travel to some local areas with her boss. She won’t be free until the next three months.” Christopher answered. Benjamin mouth dropped completely. “Three months?! Are you sure you are in a relationship?” He laughed. “Don’t laugh, Ben.” Christopher frowned. “Why?” Benjamin’s laughter faded. “It’s not funny. But the most important thing is that we love each other so much.” He added. Ben whistled. “So she is going to stay with her boss for more than three months without seeing her man?” He snorted. “Stop acting li

to Idaho for modeling gigs, he had seen Jessica having romantic moments with her boss especially at dinners in a dim light restaurant

Jessica might be deceiving Christopher when he has been honest with her. “Jessica is faithful to me and that’s final.” Christopher grounded out. “Okay.” Benjamin sounded so resigned as he nodded his head in agreement. Telling what he had seen won’t work out until Christopher catches her red handed. So in the main time Benjamin would sit back and watch things unfold naturally. “What do I do? I need Jessica. She has to meet my dad within the next three weeks.” Christopher eyes pleaded with his best friend. Benjamin Williams is known to always have a solu

his is the solution. You need to travel down to Idaho and make a proposal to her. It has to be romantic. You need to prove to her that you are not

proposal?” He asked. Benjamin stood up ready to leave. “Leave everything to me. I’ll send the estimation of everything to you. Just make the payment.” He started the walk to the door. “That won’t be a problem. Thank you, Benjamin.” Christopher followed