Can everyone else be wrong and I’m the only one who’s right. Am I the only one who knows the truth, that no man could remain faithful to one woman. I was also too smart to get romantically involved with anyone at work. How would I deal with him if it didn’t work out? But, I did get involved with a good looking, smooth talking co-worker, and when I found him in a hotel room with a half-naked woman, I only proved to myself that I had been right all along. What a fool! What do I do now? I am hopelessly in love with him and I have no chance of avoiding him. I would see him every day at the office. How am I going to deal with this? I have to find a way. I will not quit my job. I won’t give him that satisfaction. What’s the answer? If no man can be trusted, do I spend the rest of my life alone, or continue to deal with men on a casual basis? No serious involvement. Or do I pick the best man available and live with the fact that he will cheat on me? What a life that would be. How do other women deal with it? Or, do they just close their eyes and pretend it isn’t so? I will do this. I must do this. But, I know, the hurt will never go away.

Alex hesitates getting involved with another man so soon after ending her engagement to Frank. But, she is captivated by the good looking carpenter. Her kid sister Riley is pushing her toward a relationship with this man. When they find out the truth about Tony, they are disappointed, but, both realize it was their own fault he withheld the truth from them. When Tony runs into Alex and Roberto, in a hotel in San Francisco, Alex believes she has lost him. Tony's outrageous suggestion about Alex's future only complicates the would be relationship, and when Donald makes a play for Alex, the situation seems hopeless. Can Alex learn to trust Tony as much as he needs to be trusted? Can Tony still believe in Alex after finding her with Frank, Roberto, and Donald? Can their relationship be saved?

“Who are you, Mr. Amonti?” That was one of the questions the police detective asked Nick when he interrupted their business lunch. The detective wasn’t amused with Nick’s flippant answer. After the incident at the charity banquet, the business trip to Cauldwell, and the weekend in Atlanta, Danielle was sure of three things. Nick Amonti was The Mostest Man she had ever met: She was totally in love with him: And, she had no idea who Nick Amonti really was. After overhearing a conversation in the company breakroom, Danielle was determined to find out. But she had to wonder if a relationship with this man would be a fairy tale come true, or a frightful nightmare? Is Danielle prepared for the answer? Is she capable of dealing with truth? Will Danielle still believe that Nick is The Mostest Man she has ever met? And is she willing to gamble with losing herself for the rest of her life to find out? As Danielle stared into the eyes of that beautiful, elegant woman on the television screen, a woman who in another time could have been her, she searched for the answer.