The Sacrifices We Make

Mona was always looked over, disregarded. She was invisible. This was perfectly fine by her; she had learned to live with it. It was easier accepting her invisibility rather than expecting people to change only to be disappointment. Living alone was far better than living with constant disappointment. She was alone in life but not lonely that was the important part. She felt lonelier in a room full of people rather than when she actually was alone. She relished in being alone. She thought if there’s no one in my life that means there’s no one who can look past me and make me feel invisible more than I need to. It was her way and it suited her perfectly fine.

 Mona realises that she wasn’t always looked over like she thought when her brother embezzles money from the biggest law firm in New York and is caught. The owner and managing director Alexander Burke draws up a settlement agreement that involves Mona coming to work for him. Mona always thought she wasn’t a woman who men stopped to stare at but she was she was just too busy being invisible to actually notice. It’s clear from day one Both Mona and Alexander are interested in more than working relationship. Will they let their attraction get the better of them or will they stay strictly professional? Will Mona be invisible at her new firm or has Alexander’s unorthodox methods of recruitment gotten her unwanted attention?