Mrs. Cyborg

The awkward moment when Gianna Bardot has to choose between her Ex husband, Alexander Solace and her current lover Aival Quinn.
Just like the East and West in the compass direction, just like sunrise and sunset, one which marks the beginning of the say and the other marks the end of the day, the difference between Alexander Solace and Aival Quinn is crystal clear.
Aival Quinn is a prince, the second son if the president, Alexander Solace is a son of the upper class families in the country and Gianna herself, is the only daughter of the Bardot family, The Solace family rival in business.
Even though she is pampered and cared for by her two brothers and her father as the princess of the family, she is faced with a hard decision of choosing between her ex husband who refuses to back down and her current lover whom she’s still developing love for.
Alexander Solace us cold, very straight to the point and doesn’t entertain nonsense. On the other hand, Aival Quinn is funny and accommodating, he’s caring about everything. On matters of appearance, you’ll be stuck if you have to choose between the two, and her own brothers, they were outstanding too...
In the hall, Alexander Solace and Aival Quinn looked at each other coldly. One was the ex husband, one was the current lover. She was left seated in between then with an awkward look on her face.
God! Can you let something happen and just divert their attention? Gianna wanted the earth to open and just swallow her whole...
Also, her friend is stuck between her desire for Xavier, Gianna’s brother and the Bardot first born son who is serious and takes nothing for granted. 
Beth, Gianna's former classmate and class representative, after loosing both her parents in a tragic road accident is send out of the family and moves to a small apartment where she one day meets a man trapped in the gutter. She decides to help the man only to wake to a shocking reality that this young man had a memory loss and doesn’t remember his home.

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