Marrying My Boss

Silvia pushed the door open as she tried to exit her boss's office. It was her duty to make sure she cleaned the office every morning before his arrival. “I am sorry, sir..” She bumped into her boss and mistakenly spilled a cup of water on his shirt. This was a really tense moment because she could see her boss fuming in great anger. “What is the matter with you?” Ralph asked angrily. Ralph had just arrived at the office in a really bad mood, and this is not the best way to start his day. This shows how careless his Silvia is. “I am really s,orry, sir” Silvia kept pleading to receive mercy from her boss. But Ralph is a man who hardly lets a mistake go unpunished. “I will let you go today because it is just a cup of water. Next time, you'll be pleading that I should let you die”,he threatened, with a firm look on his face. “Thank you ,so m. uch sir”,she scurried off from his sight before he would change his mind. “That was close”, she said under her breath. She had other places

The office was filled with cold silence as the two parties just kept staring at each other. Ralph was trying to read her expression, while Silvia was just nervous. “I didn't hear you well. Do you mind repeating what you just said?” Ralph asked firmly. The way his tone sounded drove fear into Silvia's nerves. “Please sir, I…I need… I need your help, sir,” She stuttered. It was evident that her fear had the most of her. She was literally sweating in an air-conditioned office. “What do you need me to do? What is it all about?” He asked curiously. Even if he decides to help her, he needs to know where his money is going. That's how a businessman thinks. “My mother. She needs a heart transplant immediately, and I don't have enough resources to foot the bill” Silvia explained “How much are we looking at?” Ralph asked. The conversation was moving quite easier and faster than Silvia had presumed. “One million dollars. That's the cost for the transplant” She dropped the bomb on Ralph

Where is my mother?” Silvia asked as she angrily pushed the doctor's office open. “You're here already. That's a good thing” The doctor stretched his hand, requesting that she have a seat. But Silvia was seriously pissed. She wasn't ready to sit down and have a peaceful talk with the doctor. “I can't find my mother in her ward,” she said angrily. The doctor, who now understood the reason behind her deep anger, started laughing very hard. Silvia just stood in shock, as she tried to check if there was anything on her that could amuse the doctor. “Your mother. She is in a private ward, and some doctors are trying to run some tests on her because of her surgery tomorrow” the doctor said. Silvia, who was not informed about anything of that sort, had to take a seat first before she would continue the conversation. “I don't understand. The surgery. But who paid for the surgery?” She asked confusingly, with a puzzled expression. “A man called. He refused to disclose who he was. All