Never Say Never

About the Book

Edith Stevenson was one of those women who were proficient in their job, and, the most important, liked it. Yes, she was an independent woman, ambitious, self-confident, with her own opinion. She was appreciated by her colleagues, and loved by friends. She thought she was happy.

But her fortune challenges her on the last working day before Christmas, and the stillness of her life is disturbed. At that time, her colleague Roberta conveys to her the chief's order to leave for one-day's business trip immediately. It certainly does not make Edith happy. Not everybody would enjoy going on a business trip before holidays, particularly if they are planned. But the moment when Edith set her eyes on the driver who has to accompany them, her mood become nasty even more. Muscular and big men have always annoyed her. And this one was exactly like that... The first contact with the driver annoys Edith even worse, but she tries to suppress unpleasant feeling in her heart. But misfortunes of that day seem to have just started...

The blizzard covers all roads with deep snow, and the car cannot go any further... Once they find themselves in an unusual life medium, the both girls frighten, they try to protest, but the life breaks their obstinacy. The girls are forced to obey the driver and to seek a shelter in the forest hut. The first sprouts of love start shooting in the forest hut, but Edith denies this feeling hotly in the beginning. She cannot even think about falling in love with the driver. But love is powerful! It smashes all barriers of uncertainty, the passion overwhelms the body, and the kisses break through a cold shell of indifference.

The short trip is over, and the girls come back to their usual life. Will that strange incident in the hut change their lives? It appears that Edith can hardly live through one day. She decides to find her Romeo - Harold Scott. Will she succeed in confessing her love to him?