No More. No Less

“Damn it!”

Mandy swore loudly under her breath as she gazed at the smashed number plate from her windshield and realizing that the vehicles were no longer moving, it dawned on her that she had been stuck in traffic.

“You little brat, look what you’ve made me do!” she yelled onto the screen, her face distorting with anger.

“You better begin to pray now that whatever the trick I play on this unknown person, it works. Otherwise, we’re both getting punished for this. Now hang up,”

She enunciated through clenched teeth, and right after she completed her words, she caught sight of the young man who came down from the black SUV in front of her.

The annoyed and dark expression on this man’s face couldn’t go unnoticed by Mandy and the more he got closer to her car, the more she shrank inside like a wilted flower.

“Lord, I’m so dead,” she mumbled in a crying tone, watching as the man knock hardly on her window.

Suddenly, an idea niggled at her and she quickly got into action.

She ruffled her h