Jefferson's POV The trip to Kenom did great to our relationship. After we came back, we were more intimate together. Celina even initiated sometimes and I liked it. She can keep up with my needs, which made me think that she was now comfortable with me and she told me everything she wanted to tell me and so am I. Our little making out started to get a little creative as the days went on and it made me feel excited about it. She let me do what I wanted to do for her and I let her do the same. All in all, I was more than satisfied with her and I loved her so much. We often talked about the company and her projects and I saw how happy she was whenever her clients were satisfied with her work. She was really good at her stuff and she was happy about it. It has been very hectic in the last week because of a partnership proposal that we managed to bag yesterday. It was an architecture firm. Thinking that Celina likes to design and she was actually an architect, I thought that she would wa

Third Person's POV Jefferson was very thankful when Celina forgave him. He was very anxious that their fight would last long because it was the first time that they had one. Thinking that his wife had started to get jealous, he promised to himself that he was not going to do anything that would make her feel insecure. Although he couldn't see the reason why she had to, because, for him, she was perfection. He went to the office the following day and looked for his cell phone. He wondered where he had forgotten it if he didn't leave without it. "Sir," Bree, her secretary, greeted her as she got into his office. He nodded at her while he kept on searching in his drawers, thinking he had placed it there unknowingly. "Your cell phone," Bree said and his eyes automatically flew to her. "You left it on my table the other day. I was going to give it back to you yesterday but you didn't come to work," she informed him. He started to think whether he had really put it down there or what. "

Jefferson's POV Celina was enjoying her work at Arts and Crafts and I was glad that she liked to be there. I thought she wouldn't like it because of our argument, but it was only because I was with another woman. If it wasn't the case, she would have accepted it since she would be designing. She told me about what had happened on her first day and I sulked for two days because it seems that she didn't tell everyone that she was my wife. Her request to bring Mr. Sunji in the firm confused me at first, only after she explained to me that I understood. She didn't want anyone saying that she landed a project because of me, the same reason why she invited Mr. Sunji again. I wonder what was going on in their meeting. It was scheduled a week later and during that time, she had been angry when we got home. I remember how she complained about her colleague's attitude. "They thought highly of themselves and didn't want to accept opinions. Because I was new and their ego couldn't accept the f

Celina's POV How am I going to let Jefferson go when I only want him in my life? He was the only man that I wanted to try anything with, no matter how much I disliked it. I was worried that he would make me bend over and take me in my a** because I felt like a wh*** if he ever did that with me. But I love him so much that I wanted to please him in any way I could and fu****g me in my behind was something I am willing to try and do for him. I was glad that he respected me and would want my permission first before he would ever do that. I like that about him, always thinking of me and not just himself. He is not like any other man I know who would let a woman lie and take them any way they wanted without consulting or asking their partner. That day that he showed my photo with Lloyd was disturbing because it was definitely a threat to our relationship. Whoever he or she was that was following me must have wanted me or Jefferson for themselves. I don't know about Jefferson, but I didn'

Jefferson's POV "Daria, what happened?" I asked. I was furious because of the issues at the bank. I never thought that I was going to face a problem such as this. JS Bank is the number one bank in the country. The clients were either a JS Bank or a non-JS Bank. It's just either of the two. Now our clients are declining. I ignored it in the first month because I knew how the economy was. But the decline in three consecutive months is unacceptable. There must be something going on to make this happen. We have the best service among other banks and I know that first hand. We have bank accounts in competitor banks, so I know. I made sure to be updated with all their services so we wouldn't be late just in case they think of something really good. "I already asked every branch to make a detailed report on the issues that may cause this and they will be submitting it at the end of the day." she replied, but that doesn't answer my question. I'm pretty sure that the board will probably cal