Ferris Wheel Artinya

Bridget's lips curled slightly into a satisfied smirk. “We’ll see. Start the car and drive me to the city.” “Yes, ma’am,” Hans said as he opened the passenger door for her. As the car pulled out of the mansion’s long driveway, Bridget couldn’t help but notice Hans's composure. His movements were precise, his demeanor calm. “You drive well,” she remarked. “Thank you, ma’am,” Hans replied without breaking his focus on the road. Bridget tilted her head, studying him. “Why become a driver?” she asked suddenly. Hans hesitated for a moment. “Personal reasons, ma’am.” “Hmm. You’re full of secrets, aren’t you?” Bridget teased, though her tone carried genuine curiosity. Somehow, she wanted to know the deepest of the deepest of his driver. That's how it works for her. Maybe. Before Hans could reply, she noticed a black SUV trailing close behind them. Her instincts, sharp as ever, kicked in. “Hans, speed up,” she commanded. “We’re being followed.” “Yes, ma’am,” Hans said, immediately accelerating, maintaining his composed demeanor, and his expertise in driving. The black SUV matched their pace, confirming Bridget's suspicion. “Lose them,” she ordered, gripping her seatbelt. Hans’s hands moved deftly across the wheel, taking sharp turns and expertly navigating the highway. Bridget watched in amazement, realizing he was no ordinary driver. “Who are you, really?” she asked, her voice low and filled with intrigue. “Just your driver, ma’am,” Hans replied with a faint smile.

Christine Ferris married young and full of hope, believing that one day Elliot Manning—millionaire, philanthropist, and highly sought-after bachelor—would love her with the same devotion. But she realized too late that all she would find in his cold heart was indifference and neglect, stealing her youth, her dreams, and her joy. Heartbroken after discovering that her husband had a child with his first love, Christine fought for her freedom, knowing he would never love her the same way. Determined to take her triplets and never look back, she prepared to leave for good. What Christine didn't know was that her absence would shake Elliot to his core, leaving a void he wouldn't be able to handle. Would Elliot admit he couldn't live without her? Would Christine forgive him once she learned the whole truth? Could they put aside their pride and let love and passion take over?