Passion’s Wishes

Melanie Shawn was caught up in an obsessed decision to choose between Clark Marsh and Evans Huke, to wed and abide by the engagements of a couple lives as to fidelity. Her fate to remain faithful after marrying Evans became a nightmare of wishes and unfulfilled promises to her husband. She blames her mother, Joan Shawn for forcing her into marrying Evans because of his money unlike Clark. She couldn’t resist coming back to Clark for more of his romance and love making but the duties of matrimony caught up with her when Clark declared his engagement with Jane Francis Benet, his college friend.

The passions they had shared even in her marrying Evans was soiled in mud over some age obligations, she finds life very uncomfortable to cope with a man she did not love, and her expectations as a wife were null and useless. Evans adapted to her torments and she was ready for she had made up her mind in several different ways to die in her soul. She became a prisoner in her own house and Evans delights in making her his bedtime slave. Melanie would have to accept it as fate or fight her way out of the situation.