eed with my decision. He wanted me to take more time off work, which I refused. I ne

convinced him it was the best thing for us. For now, I didn't want my father to get to know him under such circumstances. He returned to London the day after the burial t

oleum, and the clothing company it was more money than I could ever need and I could ever spend. Of course, managing those businesses would be time-consuming I chose to keep my mother's

was still the same as I remembered it although I had not entered it for quite some time. the oak desk, the panel wall, the bookshelves that contained many maps and items

I wondered what was up. I knew he was yet to recover from the death of my mom but he had been jovial for some days this s

or anybody else. I was shocked and I asked him how he knew where I was and he told me that there was always someone watching me

e stayed silent for a few minutes pondering about what was going to happen next then he dropped a bombshell. Who was that young man that you went to se

d not find any information about him he also knew that he had boarded a flight back to London. He was watched to

ew about Benny and his family background Benny came from Kosovo. His family was killed in the war and a sympathetic journalist found him crying at the corner journalist was wo

you going to marry him? I lied I told him that Benny had not asked me then he said to me what if he asks you I said I had not made up my mind on what to do he then told me that under no circumstances would he allow me to be with Benny who ha

lieve what I was hearing my dad wanted to sell me out to the highest bidder I Bid him

o. I only wanted Benny and I would not be getting married to the son of the Emir no matter what my

nd asked me if I was well I told him I was and that I was just missing my mom and he reassured m

anywhere. so I headed to Purple Orchard. Situated at the heart of New York, this garden was famous for its many tourists and visit

ered the popular saying that Every Rose had thorns. how apt I thought my