Marcus Leon Stevens

Knock, Knock Mister Marcus Leon Stevens

"To Mr. Darcy." "To Mr. Darcy," Mr. Perkins replied in surrender and started to drink the glass of wine. He gave me a wink and it was the sexiest wink I have ever seen in my life so far. "You are my own version of Elizabeth," he teased. I felt a sudden gush of excitement when I saw him staring at me while I was finishing my drink. It was as if he was also looking forward to this day. I smiled at him and had an irresistable urge to pull him closer so I can tell him how much I like him. "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife," I recited the opening of Pride and Prejudice without even looking at the book. Mr. Perkins seemed impressed because he poured another drink on his now empty glass and winked at me. "It looks like you have been doing your homework," he praised me. "How about you, Mr. Perkins?" I asked teasing him with my voice. "Are you in need of a wife? Or just in need of a one night stand?" Lieza's future is at stake and she contracted Mr. Perkins to teach her about English Literature, but she soon found herself attracted to him the more time they spend talking about the subject. Mr. Perkins knew Lieza is not motivated to study so he decided to strike an unlikely deal with her: one right question merits a prize-- and more! Will she give in or will she say no? Will she study Literature or the human anatomy?