"Impossible! A man can't just be with one woman for his entire life."
"They can," Melody Monroe retorted.
"You, be quiet!" Keith Coleman was so mad he was about to cry.
This was the first time he'd ever felt so attacked! He'd had his fill of President Fairchild's public displays of affection—so much so that it was giving him a stomachache.
"Melody, don't be so trusting of men! How could anyone be with just one person forever? That includes my boss, I'm serious."
"Your boss has had girlfriends before?"
"Do you think it's possible for a normal man not to have any?"
Melody Monroe frowned.
Keith Coleman swallowed. He just couldn't accept that someone could love one person their whole life. As for telling a barefaced lie, he'd thrown caution to the wind.
"How many?" Melody Monroe asked again.
"Not too many. You can count them on one hand, anyway."
"When was the most recent one? Who was she?" Melody Monroe had to admit, she was jealous. Incredibly jealous.
