I need the Favor back

"I need to get a new suit at home." Sebastian muttered under his breath as he walked back to his car. He was late for his meeting and now he had to go back to the house and change.

"Did you say something?"  Ava asked, running up to him.

Sebastian ignored her, increasing his pace. He unlocked the car with its remote and opened the door of the driver's seat.

He remembered that he usually kept an extra suit in his office and he sighed in relief.

Ava caught him by the sleeve of his suit and he pulled his arm away. He cringed as he wiped a smudge of mud off his pants. It was ruined and it was all because of that girl.

"Get away from me." He brought out his phone from his pocket and dialed his secretary's number.

She picked up on the third ring sounding like she had just concluded a marathon but Sebastian barely noticed.

"Have a suit ready for me before I get to the office and don't forget the materials for my meeting."

"Yes sir."

"Make sure the clients don't leave before I get there."

"Yes s.." he hung up before she could finish her statement and dropped the phone on the seat close to him.

Now all he had to do was get a new shirt and se freshly washed pants.

"Wait, Mr CEO!"

Sebastian groaned and got into his car slamming the door with force. What did she wantt now?

"Mr CEO." She called and the window slid down slowly until his face was visible again.

Sebastian poked his head out of the window. "What do you want? I have helped you so now go home."

"Here."

Sebastian frowned at the wrinkled piece of paper and glared up at her. "What is that?"

"It's a paper." She replied with a smile, oblivious to his displeasure. "It has my number on it. You can call me if you need my help. I'm forever in your debt."

Sebastian collected the card and held it at the tip of his fingers, tossing it on the ground. "I'm not going to sleep with you, lady." He said, making a disgusted sound.

"He's so rude." She huffed bending to pick up her card. "I don't want to sleep with you okay? I just wanted to say thank you for your help, that's all."

"I don't need any favours from you and I repeat, You're not my type."

He started to roll up the window again and Ava leaned in, throwing the car inside before it closed completely.

"Bye!" Ava waved as he drove off. "Thanks for your help."

***

Sebastian groaned and worked out the knots from his neck as he drove into the compound of his mansion.

His phone started ringing as he parked the car and he sighed staring down at it. He didn't recognize the caller ID so he ignored it.

The phone continued ringing as he drove the car into his garage and turned the ignition off.

It stopped eventually and he sighed, getting out of the car. He locked the door and walked into the house through the connecting door.

He threw his phone on the center table along with the key to the car and slumped on the couch.

He kicked off his shoes and his phone started ringing again. With a frowm, he reached for it.

It was still just a number. "What?"

"Mr Bancroft, I'm Kim."

Sebastian rolled his eyes and leaned back on the couch. "Kim, who?" He didn't know any Kim.

"Sir, I am the organizer for the annual charity ball and I am calling to inform you that your presence is required as the chairperson of the event."

Sebastian closed his eyes and sighed, placing the phone by his side on the chair.

He was used to these events since he attended them from time to time but he didn't really have anyone to accompany him as his date.

No one attended such an event solo, it would be brutal.

"Who do I take?" He asked the empty room, his eyes still closed. He didn't have a wife much less a irlfriend he could call to accompany him.

He didn't believe in relationships and because of his busy schedule, he simply didn't have the time to waste.

He opened his eyes and rose to his feet quickly, grabbing his car keys. That woman from the trafficking incident has given him her number.

He stopped in his tracks remembering how he had tossed the piece of paper out of the window.

"Damn it!" He cursed and banged his fists on the wall. He should have collected the paper when he had the chance. Where was he supposed to find her now?

'Bye!' Ava's voice played in his ears and he smiled, running towards the door that led to his garage.

He opened it and unlocked the car door, opening it. He searched his car frantically for the piece of paper.

"Where did she throw it?" He wondered out loud looking under his seat.

He brought out a crumpled and torn piece of paper from under the chair, grinning in victory. "Yes!"

That woman would not be such a bad option for a date because she was good looking.

He read the numbers out and typed them on his phone, throwing the paper on the floor by his feet.

He dialed the number and waited, getting irritated when the phone kept ringing.

Wasn't she going to answer her phone? He didn't have time to waste. She had already made him waste half of his day on busting those traffickers that were after her.

He had to get changed and arrive at the office before his clients got tired of waiting.

He dialed the number and gritted his teeth when he got her voicemail. He slammed the door of his car with a bang and walked into the house, slamming the door.

His phone rang just as he climbed the first step and he paused bringing it to his ears without checking the caller ID.

"Who is this?"

She was calling back. Sebastian cleared his throat and rested his hands on the staircase. "Mr Bancroft speaking."

"Oh. I just want to say thank you for today, I really appreciate it."

Sebastian rolled his eyes and took the phone off his ears. He placed it back and yelled at her to be quiet. "You said you'd do anything to help me in return for my help. I'll need that favor now."