There can be no love between strangers.
Helen Stewart was a woman disenchanted with love. She scorned the whole idea of romance.
Leon Petrou was a man with no need for love. He used women merely to satisfy his own desires.
Under the circumstances, Leon's proposal of marriage was as surprising as Helen's acceptance. Helen thought the marriage was strictly for the sake of Leon's small niece and nephew; she would never become emotionally or physically involved with Leon. But Helen's assumption proved dangerously wrong.
Helen Stewart was a woman disenchanted with love. She scorned the whole idea of romance.
Leon Petrou was a man with no need for love. He used women merely to satisfy his own desires.
Under the circumstances, Leon's proposal of marriage was as surprising as Helen's acceptance. Helen thought the marriage was strictly for the sake of Leon's small niece and nephew; she would never become emotionally or physically involved with Leon. But Helen's assumption proved dangerously wrong.
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