MALE SEDUCTION

Diana felt her heartbeat rise a little, having eye contact with this man at this point in time seemed like a really bad idea. All these didn’t happen when she came applying for a job, why is it happening now, Diana wondered.

She didn’t want to say anything about Carl, at least not to anyone in Ohio; she came to the city to play it safe and live a quiet life why she mourn her late husband. He was already her husband before he died. But it seemed she had no choice at this point.

“I’m.....I’m married.” Diana stuttered, she paused, waiting to see Fisher’s reaction. She never told him that when she was applying for the job, married women don’t do bartending, if they do; it’d mean they own the place or their husband owns it.

There was no single hint of surprise on Fisher’s face, he took a drag at his marijuana and let out the smoke in the air before he spoke.

“Married? How’s that even possible,” Fisher scoffed, his gaze didn’t leave her face. He wanted to see if she was telling the trut