Miss Rose

Within mere minutes, the car arrived at an opulent mansion. J Cole's eyes widened as he took in the sight. It was like a scene from a dream – a real-life mansion with a grand fountain at its center, tall trees casting dappled shadows on the lawn, immaculate carpet grass, and a charming seating area. The maids, elegantly dressed, moved with grace, adding to the air of sophistication.

J Cole was momentarily stunned by the sheer opulence before him. He had seen extravagance in his life, but this was luxury at its peak.

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In her early thirties, Miss Rose was a vision of allure as she worked out in her private gym. Sweat glistened on her flawless skin, accentuating her pointed nose, heart-shaped pink lips, and the captivating depths of her brown eyes. Every move she made showcased her top-notch beauty, with distinctive curves in all the right places. As she jogged on the treadmill, her focus was unwavering, unaware of the picturesque scene she was unconsciously creating.

The room was an embodiment of luxury, with state-of-the-art equipment surrounding her. The soft glow of dimmed lights added to the ambience, casting enchanting shadows on the immaculate white walls. The air was filled with the scent of her subtle but intoxicating perfume, and the only sounds were the rhythmic beat of her feet on the treadmill and her steady breaths.

"Excuse me, Miss Rose," the maid called out, interrupting her workout. "Mr. Collins has arrived and is waiting for you at the meeting room."

Miss Rose paused, her chest heaving slightly from the exertion. She nodded gracefully, her composure never faltering. "Alright," she replied, her voice carrying a blend of determination and elegance. "I'll be there shortly."

With that, she stepped off the treadmill, her sculpted physique glistening with a sheen of perspiration. She knew that she was not just a sight to behold but a force to be reckoned with in the world of business.

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Time seemed to stretch during those 30 minutes, and J Cole remained unapologetically captivated by the woman before him. She was a mature goddess, a sight that was nothing short of extraordinary. J Cole couldn't help but stare, his street-smart demeanor momentarily overwhelmed by the sheer physical and aesthetic beauty of the woman. He had seen his share of wonders in his rough life, but none had ever come close to this goddess who stood before him.

Then, her voice, like a soothing melody, cut through the silence. "Nice to meet you, Mr. J Cole," she said with a warm smile, but there was an air of authority in her demeanor. "My name is Rosaline. I understand you must have a lot of questions and be quite confused, but I don't have the time to entertain your inquiries. Mr. Collins will handle that."

J Cole felt as if a bucket of ice-cold water had been unexpectedly splashed on him. He was taken aback by her directness. "Spicy," he thought, admiring her confidence and poise.

Rosaline's tone shifted, and her piercing brown eyes seemed to bore into his soul. "I just need to know what you were doing on my property," she continued, her voice taking on a slightly cooler edge. "I could dismiss it as an act of ignorance, but for you to actually dig a sizable grave and lie in it... well, that's quite daring, don't you think?"

J Cole was now trapped in a web of intrigue and uncertainty, and he realized that whatever had brought him to this luxurious mansion was far more complicated and intriguing than he could have ever imagined.

J Cole's mind raced as he tried to make sense of the situation. "What happened to the car?" he wondered, bewildered. "How in God's name could I have dug that deep grave by myself?" The memories were elusive, and he couldn't fathom the bizarre turn of events that had led him here.

As he contemplated his recent past, a hint of annoyance flickered in his eyes. He found himself facing a seemingly reasonable light-skinned woman who had just suggested the impossible. "Miss Rose," he began, his voice tinged with an edge of frustration. "I apologize for trespassing on your property, but you have to understand, I can't remember anything. It might all come back to me in a week or a month."

J Cole decided to go with the "dementia situation." He couldn't possibly explain how he had woken up in the abandoned House, discovered a buried car, and then the car had mysteriously vanished. He was already grappling with a lot, and he didn't want to add "senile" to his list of troubles.

His words hung in the air, and he searched her face for a hint of understanding or compassion, hoping she would believe his story. But beneath the surface, J Cole's mind continued to churn with questions, suspicions, and the unnerving sense that there was more to this situation than met the eye.

Miss Rose rose from her seat with a sly smirk, her demeanor shifting as if she had already assessed J Cole's situation. "I wasn't expecting much anyway," she remarked, "Since you can't remember a thing, I'll accommodate you. Mr. Collins will take you to your room while you recover. I'm sure you will enjoy your stay here."

With those words, she turned and left, her graceful exit leaving J Cole with a mix of confusion and curiosity. It was as if she held the power to decide his fate, and she did so with an air of detached authority. She never glanced back, her footsteps echoing as she departed the room.

What J Cole didn't realize was that, even as he questioned his own situation, Miss Rose was grappling with her own uncertainties. "Why would he destroy my ancestral home?" she pondered, a furrow forming on her otherwise composed brow. "He wasn't even hurt when he was pulled out from the collapsed building."

She paused, her thoughts lingering on the enigmatic man named Jonathan Cole. Her voice, though absent from the room, seemed to echo in the air, a silent promise or perhaps a threat: "You will talk eventually, Jonathan Cole."