food in his office on one occasion,

mage to her dress could kill. She looked at the person driving the

have to watch whe

your own advice. If you had watched where you were going or been enough

ng at her indifferently, 'and if the apology I have

as sure she had not seen a mor

important things to do', he said winding up the side w

You are impossible'. But she was speaking to herself

e throwing something at the arrogant man who had spoilt

ore the lunch hour was over. Thank goodness she did not have much more further to walk. Sh

r house and she could call a cab if

red with an apartment out

s greeted her with smiles because they knew her and

ve the time to bring food to the office for t

tted with her father

meal as always

mber that I shall be going for the

. You have to keep busy and y

ce. She looked up to find the irritating man who had splashed wat

ed what the matter was, she hissed and told him all

y if he has something he wants us to do for him', Jeremy said, 'He owns the D

hat he was quite handsome. Ruggedly handsome with his grey ey

was that the reason for him to be rude an

did not spare her another glance nor acknowledge her. It was

d with her father

olet', Jeremy said, 'and

t her remotely and she acted as though she could not wait to be free

ile made him devastatingly handsome b

ng man. He could have intimidated her with his impersonal and arrogantly remote look but she had had experience

. His ungentlemanly attitude irritat

e had to for the following day but was surpr

ft in a hurry. I thought you

en you were busy speakin

, 'that since he needed another secretar

ical company because I am your daughter or b

favours? How did he know I was not

lege and though you had wanted to go to the Defence Academy, I had swayed you to read Secretariat studies and a bit of Health Scienc

rk with tha

and gentlemanly. You will be safe wi

t asked, seething. and thinking what use were his

ather was

ed his good lo

re not gentlemanly at all', she said firmly. 'And why are we talk

heir daughters happily marr

er father. 'When that time comes, I shall be the one presenting my husba

b. You will take it. I called to inform you about i

dad

t home about how you will carry on with the job and not whether or not you will accept the jo