It would not go down well with my mom who was trying her best to keep me away from all that. I was moving away from the table that had the flowers and...the parcel. I saw a letter between the stalks of the roses.I was unable to resist. I wanted to know what being married felt like and that too to a man who cared so much for his partner. I took the letter out and opened it. I was shocked as the letter was not for aunt and for me. I quickly wanted to know who wrote me this letter and why was it. I screamed and dropped a glass ornament that I was just about to hook onto a high branch. Then came the familiar sound of a fragile ornament shattering on the floor. ‘Don’t move,’ commanded Todd, who headed off to the kitchen to get a broom and dustpan. I found myself behaving irritably, and I snapped at him as he swept the fragments into the dustpan taking care to check the floor below my satin burgundy robe. ‘I thought you heard my footsteps, and I thought you were asking me a question,’ he. Be a shame to waste a sunset; looks like it's going to be a really nice show."She snuggled into my side and laid her head on my shoulder as Jamie left to tell Allison what was going on.The call came in from Spencer right after we turned in our paddleboat and were walking back to the car. The fact that she never called me unless something serious was going on made it easy for me to skip the pleasantries and get straight to the point. I didn't even say hello..."What's wrong, Nicki?" And good. Security at the front desk made a phone call, and I was given permission to proceed to a gold elevator door. The gold door opened, and as I entered I saw only one button. It was labeled D.Demand. A security camera scanned my image, the doors closed, and I was whisked to an undisclosed floor.The elevator door opened to a large foyer. Directly, in front of me were two black french doors. I was approached from a side door by the secretary who had taken my photo. Should politely told me that she.