Falling For The Man I Married

As far as I remember, I was the one dragging Sandy out of the CEO's office, but now she's the one pulling my hand into her office.

As soon as we both entered, she closed the door and I chuckled when she locked it.

"Sit down!" 

My eyes went widened. I looked like a dog that got an order from its owner to sit down. Ohh.. maybe a moment later she would also want me to roll over. Arf! Arf!

"Madielyn Davis! Is there something I need to know or would you like to tell me?"

I bit my lip to control my laugh. "What?" I acted innocently.

She glared at me as she put both hands on her hips.

"Don't you ever what---what me Madielyn Davis! What just had happened in the CEO's office? What's the meaning of your so-called 'I'm sorry, love?"

"Ohh.. that one?" 

"Madielyn!" she pulled her hair out of frustration. And seeing her in that state made me laugh so hard.  I really like making fun of her.

"Wait, I told you I'll share this to you after----"

"No! I can't wait any longer! Spill the bean right now! My god, you almost kissed earlier. What was that? Don't tell me---" her eyes widened before screaming.

"Oh my God, Sandy! Keep your voice down!" my face turned red as I looked out of the blurred glass panel of her office.

"Oh come on, I've locked the door."

"You locked the door, yes.. but this is not a soundproof room! What are you thinking?" I glared at her as I motioned for her to get into her seat.

"Fine, I'm sorry." she immediately walked towards her swivel chair. "Now spill it!"

"Sandy, let me remind you, this is not a real relationship, not a real engagement and not a real marriage."

"But why we're you calling each other 'love' earlier?"

I sighed as I looked into her round eyes before speaking.

"He wants me to call him love, I mean.. this would be our term of endearment when he introduces me to his family and when we're in front of his 'so-called ex-fiancee'."

"Ohh... but why is there a bitterness in your voice when you mentioned 'his so-called ex-fiancee'?" she mimicked my words and I frowned.

"Bitterness? What are you talking about? As I told you, this is just a 'fake' relationship." I emphasized the word 'fake' in front of her face.

"Fake' relationship... okay." she put her right thumb on her chin as she nodded. "Anyway, what made you decide to agree? I thought you didn't want to get involved in his 'so-called revenge' on his ex? So, what happened?"

of me, which is why I missed the smile

go out, so I followed them to the mall and to make the story short, I encountered Mr Wilsons and his ex-fiancée inside the mall. And that's it, it

die with your story! I want all the details, come

want, word for word, scene by scene or what?

as she crossed her arms over her chest. "Fine! But later, at lunch, you're going to tell me the whole story! If you need to recite it word for word or reenact the whole

am thinking if that's her reaction without knowing the whole story, then what more if I told her that her

have to go, I don't know if he's already calling me now."

but Madi, promise me you're going to tell

for the door. "You really locked

just laughed.

your office is a soundproof room." then

ring of the intercom. I immediately ran and pressed the speaker button.

Mr Wilsons!"

you for almost an hour!" the demanding voice came from

I haven't even spent thirty minutes

sorry, Sir, I just got some documents from Ms

calling me that

he's

calling me Sir,

-'ohh..'- 

we're just on the phone,

it's just

Don't tell me, Sir, that even on the phone I have to call

can you practice

is

Maybe we can call each other that endearment if we're using our

call you on your private

a deep breath before continuing. "Why did you call, Mr Wilsons? Do you

heard any answer

"Sir?"

a copy of the latest reports submitted

"Okay, Sir. Anything else?"

"Nothing so far, 'love."

teeth when I heard him laugh at the other line.

this

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am on my wristwatch when Sandy walked into my office. She suddenly sat in the chair in

only word that came out

but still had the same smile

hand? It's still ten