"You are like a father to me, I can't marry you." "If you can't, then I guess you prefer to be an orphan if your mother dies." Juliet Jones, was torned in between saving her mother's precious life, and getting into a contract marriage with her father's closest friend, George Watson. And when she was left with no better choice, and the time is ticking faster on her mother, she got married to Mr George, to save her mother's life. But unfortunately, it was too late, and her mother died, after she had already signed a contract agreement with Mr. George.
View MoreJuliet's Point of viewOn my arrival at the London Dockland hospital, I walked in very fast through the big transparent door, and without wasting any time, I quickly approached one of the desks; she was in her normal top and blue jeans, but I'd seen her the first day I rushed my mom there; I guess she's off duty."Nurse, I'm Juliet Jones; my mother is here for a kidney surgery. We came here together the day before yesterday. Please, where is the cashier's office so that I can pay for it?" I questioned in a low tone; I was filled with excitement and so anxious on the spot."Wait, you are Miss Juliet Jones?" She asked in a low and suspicious tone,"Yes, why did you ask?" I questioned in a tense mood, and my eyes widened as I awaited her response. I don't want to think of bad turns."Doctor Frank has been trying to reach you, and I think..." I cut her words short, "You think what? Where is it?" I asked her immediately, in a haste to hear whatever she's about to convey."Take it easy; let
JULIET'S POINT OF VIEW I stood by the roadside like a mad lady trying to avoid the psychiatric hospital. I am not bothered about my scattered hair; even as I gaze at STAMP BEE saloon, I can see the magic they are performing on different ladies through the transparent glass at the entrance.But I'm at the end of the wall, and I don't care whether I look good or not; today isn't my wedding day. I just don't know where to turn to."You have only 12 hours, Juliet." I still reminisced on Doctor Frank's warning, If I don't get the money to the hospital before the due time, I don't want to think about what will happen to my mother.I'm left with only one way in and one way out, "Mr. George." I know he's always ready to have me do his biddings: "Once I sign the marriage contract, I'll remain his slave forever, but life is giving no choices here." My mind reeled in this for almost an hour, and my eyes began to get blurry.My stomach began to hurt frequently; I could hear the grumbling sound
Juliet's Point of view The cab driver drove off from my spot, and I kept on waving at other cars to stop, with the hope that I would get a cheaper one to take me to Monument Bank.After a few seconds, I saw a taxi cab reversing in my direction. As he got closer, the plate number became clearer to my eyes. I opened my eyes widely again, and it was the same taxi that had left a few seconds ago."Get in now, before I change my mind." He said, and I quickly entered without hesitation, before he changed his mind like he said."Thanks so much, sir." I appreciated him immediately as I sat comfortably at the back of the cab.Monument Bank is an hour's drive away from where we are, and as he drove faster towards the right direction to Monument Bank, I couldn't control the welling tears anymore."What's wrong with you, miss?" He asked in a low tone, but I remained speechless. I felt he's a stranger, so why would I tell him what I'm facing personally?"My name is Donald; what's yours?" He intro
Juliet's Point of view"You are like a father to me; I can't marry you. Please just help us, sir," I said and pleaded with my boss, who sat comfortably on his black leather chair, with the expectation that I would jump on his lap like his bitch does every time he needs them."Oh! Really, if you can't sign the contract marriage, then I guess you prefer to be an orphan if your mother dies." He said with his voice laced with seriousness.I know he meant everything he said, as he stood up and slowly approached me; he began to speak in a low and odd tone, and I quickly remembered how he used to calm his prey before he would start the main task."You see, Juliet, you and your mother need my help, and I'll gladly do anything to help you, but what will I gain in return if you don't sign the marriage contract?" He asked me in a low and deceptive tone.I gently removed his hand from my shoulder, like I always do, but I noticed he was becoming too intimate, so I hurriedly stormed out of his offi
Juliet's Point of view"You are like a father to me; I can't marry you. Please just help us, sir," I said and pleaded with my boss, who sat comfortably on his black leather chair, with the expectation that I would jump on his lap like his bitch does every time he needs them."Oh! Really, if you can't sign the contract marriage, then I guess you prefer to be an orphan if your mother dies." He said with his voice laced with seriousness.I know he meant everything he said, as he stood up and slowly approached me; he began to speak in a low and odd tone, and I quickly remembered how he used to calm his prey before he would start the main task."You see, Juliet, you and your mother need my help, and I'll gladly do anything to help you, but what will I gain in return if you don't sign the marriage contract?" He asked me in a low and deceptive tone.I gently removed his hand from my shoulder, like I always do, but I noticed he was becoming too intimate, so I hurriedly stormed out of his offi...
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