PinkCotton

Jen is an independent businesswoman who sacrificed her love life to save her family that had gone through a bankruptcy. 

In the process, she lost her father, had a falling out with her mother and also broke up with her boyfriend. 

After the sequence of events, she moved away from her city to study without letting anyone know of her whereabouts. There she met a younger and richer man that was very persistent on making her, his. 

Following their journey on how their relationship develops unconventionally and the things they will go through and experience as they learn more about each other.

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"Jen" Lucas called out to her making her look up from her phone.

"What is it?" She asked with a raised eyebrow.

"Let's go home," Lucas said as he got up from his seat and put on his suit jacket.

"You're done?" she asked as she too got up from the sofa, she stretched her body as she was sitting in one position for too long. Lucas walked towards her and hugged her from behind.

"Mmh, let's go home," Lucas said next to her ear making goosebumps rise on her skin.
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"Home?" Jen repeated as she leaned against his chest.

"Mmh," Lucas said and kissed her bare shoulder.

"Let's go," Lucas said as he released her...
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Convincing her (Jen and Lucas)

"You wait here, I'll go get the car," Lucas said and didn't wait for Jen to say anything before he walked into the rain. He did not run to his car, but actually calmly walked to it and slid inside.

"What up with that guy?" Jen murmured to herself, but still smiled despite the situation. Lucas got out of his parking space and stopped the car close to the restaurant entrance as he could.

Jen quickly got in the car, but even though she tried to be quick, she managed to get a few raindrops on herself.

"I shouldn't have left my umbrella in the car," Jen said as she gestured at the umbrella in the backseat. Lucas could only chuckle as he wiped off a raindrop from her cheek.

"You're much drier than I imagined you'd be," Jen said as she used a handkerchief to wipe off some raindrops on his suit jacket and his hair. Lucas' eyes bored into hers and Jen stopped her movements.

"What is it?" Jen asked after gulping nervously.

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