Mr. Jake Bass, multimillionaire of an oil serving company, 36 and the most sort after bachelor. 

But he has a problem.; he is an egocentric pompous and proud jerk. An unbeliever of love,  and a chronic womanizer. He sees all women thesame.  Money chasers,  brainless and plain bedmates. 

Samantha Brookes, a new employee in his company; intelligent reserve, beautiful and smart. A hopeless romantic,  fairy-tale believer and hates men who remind her of her father.

Working for Mr. Bass was infuriating as it is until he told her how incompetent and useless she was when she gave him the wrong file for an important meeting by mistake and poured him coffee during a state dinner. He fires her.

Fastward to two months later, they meet at a gala and everything spirals out of control. 

Bass thought she was like other women.

Brooke shows him that not all of them were the same and she should teach him some manners, especially when treating a woman.

She would be schooling Mr. Bass and taming him if she must.

SCHOOLING MR BASS

They ate from the roadside, danced to the music of people playing drums, guitar, and tambourines on the streets, chased birds in the square, stopped to buy ice cream and then she messed up his nose in the process, he chases her to get revenge, listened to poetry and then later jazz. 


They went to the park, they rode the car-hanging-cart, he won her a teddybear shooting balls, she won him a baseball cap.. and when he wasn’t looking she took a colored pen and wrote ‘Bass’ on it. 


When they left the park they went karoaking .. he didn’t want to sing so she stepped on stage..and bellowed out to the songs off keys. Got everyone laughing, including him. 


He still wouldn’t sing, so she clears her throat and tells the crowd, trying to be mischievous “My husband is shy ladies, can you please bring him upstage, he is a horrible singer but I bet he would make you smile” 


CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO