WHEN THE DEVIL CALLED

The stranger

Driving in the streets that morning, Cassie had a lot in mind. First, it was about the lady she saw on i********:, the daughter of Governor Sheikh Omar. Her name was Alicia. Several videos about her dancing with men in nightclubs littered the internet, sparking a lot of reactions from the netizens.

Cassie was specifically bothered when she saw her name in the comments section. "What this pretty girl can do, Cassie Johnson can do better. The true daughters of Jezebel!"

Cassie wondered if that was the way the world was looking at her but decided she was not going to give a f**k about it. It was her life and nobody else's. If people thought they would control her every move, then they were up for a great disappointment.

Some went to the extent of claiming that no reasonable man would date such women. Only if the man knew the number of proposals she had turned down, and the ones that kept coming each day. All of them quality men of standards, not some random useless punk. Her attention only shifted when her phone started ringing.

"Yes, doctor… I am aware. I'm ready… Yes…" If Cassie had cared to pay a little attention on the road, she would have seen the car coming at the corner of the road. The person in the other car applied emergency breaks, and almost rammed into her car.

A man got out of the car burning with fury. He noticed the car was being driven by a young beautiful woman. "What is that about? Are you blind? Who makes the call while driving?" The man screamed in anger.

Cassie was still in the car, trying to come to terms with what just happened. "Hello?" It was the doctor. He was still on the line.

"Okay, let me call you back please." She told the doctor, suddenly adopting a serious tone. If there was something Cassie hated, it was someone shouting at her. Whether she was on the right or wrong was immaterial and she hated especially if it was a man doing the shouting.

Sudden anger formed, and she decided she was going to give that man a piece of her mind. Her parents were lawyers in New York, and whoever knew them would not dare cross her path. Her mother especially was a fierce barrister, who championed specifically the rights of women and for affirmative action to be effected.

Knowing nothing about any of that, the man continued. "… You cannot even come down to say sorry are you serious? You are so arrogant! You are a walking criminal today! I may just call the police for you right now and watch the sugar daddy who bought this car for you come bail you out!"

Cassie hurriedly removed the seat belt and walked out of her Mercedes. She was burning with rage. If there was something she could not tolerate in her life it was entertaining such stupidity, especially from men. She decided she was going to teach that dude a lesson he would never forget.