The Wife Pay
Suggestion

Inside a luxurious house consisting of two floors. A handsome man, a sharp nose, in a gray shirt rolled up to his elbow, was staring at the open window of his room. He was silent as he looked at the sparkling radiance of the moon and stars scattered in the sky.

The day is getting night. However, he who often experience insomnia is often lack of sleep. When was the last time he slept well, he did not remember it at all.

His private house is located in a strategic area of the city. And not far from the center of his company, he only takes thirty minutes from his home. The company engaged in the bona fide field is growing so rapidly. However, still his heart felt empty until this second, he was so reluctant to try to open his heart to a new person.

"Mr Dave?" Zain said hello.

Dave who saw the arrival of his personal assistant turned his head. Usually if Zain comes suddenly, there is something to say.

"Is there anything you want to tell Zain?" dave walked over and sat on the lip of the bed.

Zain who stood in the doorway. "Yes sir."

"Say?" redo Dave.

Zain breathed. "Mr Jonas asked you to attend a family dinner."

"When?"

"Next week."

Dave smiled wryly. "What do you know about that dinner plan, Zain?"

"Mr Jonas just said you should attend, should not miss out on a big family dinner this month. Because, later at the event as well, you will invite Miss Natasha's family. All I hear is that your family will determine the date of your engagement with her" Zain said.

Dave turned his face back to the window. "I'm not coming. Because I refused that match. Just get the girl's son to marry Natasha" Dave's sergeant was upset. Because the man did live separately from his parents, according to him living alone is much more comfortable compared to his family which is full of drama.

Zain was silent for a moment, thinking about what he should say next.

Dave got up from his place. "Zain?"

"Yes Sir?"

"You have an idea for me to avoid this matchmaking?" ask Dave next.

"Of course because I don't like it. Nothing draws from him. Yes, although she is beautiful, career, well established. But I don't like spoiled women" Dave said, then making Zain nod.

"I understand, Sir. You want to avoid this match?"

"Hmmm!"

Zain was silent trying to find a way out. "Master have you heard of a contract marriage?"

Hearing the assistant's question, made Dave turn to her in annoyance. "Hey what are you thinking? Don't tell me you're going to advise me to keep accepting the match, then make a deal with Natasha for a contract marriage" she said.

"That's not Sir, I mean," Zain argued.

"Then?" concluded full of search.

Zain rested his back on the doorstep. "I mean. Don't you intend to find another woman, who intends to accept a contract marriage offer with you."

"Crazy! What is the difference between a contract marriage and a real marriage. And where do you think I should find a woman like that?"

"Different Master. If you marry another woman. Mr. Jonas will stop to match you. You must have avoided Natasha first. As for the woman you marry later, you can make a mutually beneficial agreement for you and her," Zain said.

Dave was just silent with a confused feeling. A wedding? To be honest, he had absolutely no desire to get married. Especially with foreign women. How can he marry, while his heart has been carried away with the woman he deeply loves. The promise to wait for each other was still he held firm, even though five years without news.

"Master?"

Zain's call breaks Dave's daydream.

"Are you okay?" zain asked worriedly, because the face of his superior suddenly turned into a wistful. He was afraid that his advice would bring disaster.

"I'm doing fine. Go then! About dinner next week. I'll think about it later, Zain!" said Dave later.

"Good Sir. Excuse me!" Zain leaves while closing Dave's room door.

After Zain's departure. Dave sighed again, then dropped his body onto the bed, staring at the ceiling of his room. Trying to close both of his eyes, today his body was already tired. Then hearing the news that Zain brought, he felt his burden increasing.