Earlier married with guy and got divorced. No kids. Just perfect for me, always wanted girl like her as office assistant, perfect in her work and neve...r late at work, ready to work late if required.She use to stay in same are where we had our office. Afternoon she use to go home to have lunch. She was good at work and very cooperative with clients too. Everyone appreciated her nature and efficiency at work. We have water problem at our office so we have attached motor to pump up the water from. .............................................................It was a Tuesday morning when it started.The one thing you can never predict about Scotland or Britain as a wholefor that matter is the weather. The television news had told us we hadexperienced the mildest December and January since records began. Whatthey did not warn us about was two weeks before Easter.I woke one Monday morning to get ready for work as usual. I went into thebathroom and showered got dressed and had finished my. “Yeah,” I agreed.“Sasha. Mick. Trust me,” Diana said. “This is going to be the most memorable wedding any of us will ever go to.”“And it will be the honeymoon that you both deserve,” Lissa gave us that evil smile. “You have to trust Diana and me.”I needed to voice my concern. “I do, but under the situation I’m worried about how it will affect Sasha.”“Mick,” Diana spoke sternly. “I have considered Sasha in everything having to do with the wedding and Lissa has taken care of everything having to. There was a moan all around the room. “But I have the key.” He waved it in the air. “What am I offered. The highest bidder gets to unlock her.”The bids went rapidly past fifty when Diane interrupted.“If the bidding gets over a hundred,” she said, “you can take it off, and kiss it too.”That took it to a hundred and forty. Diane stayed standing on the table, spreading her legs as far as the table would allow. The guy who ended up with the key was nervous as he approached the lock, fingers.