The Real Woman

The Real Woman

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"There would be no need for that sir" I assured him confidently. His smile held multiple meanings: while his eyes glinted with delight, his lower set of teeth were visible under his overgrown moustache in baleful glee. "Good to hear. Name your price Ma'am" One meeting. A business contract and final agreement later... A whole new world is disclosed to Margaret as she embarks more ambitious than ever to prove herself worthy of independence and achievement, pride and honor, regardless of what is at stake. Little does she know that her world, and all she has built herself upon is about to quiver, quake, tremble...and then crumble. All this takes place in her quest to be... THE REAL WOMAN
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