A faulty million-dollar customised Bentley; a Wife to blame, an angry husband, and the right mechanic.

Wife quietly returns to pressure the mechanic, and the mechanic makes a promise, and delivers, just to make her happy.

The mechanic visits Sadiq, Nigeria's next president with a proposal and a gift. Zahra, Nigeria's next First Lady, traces Michael, the mechanic's home, to remind him that she's married and he should stay away from her or risk being sent back in a bodybag to the U.S., and down to Texas, his home state by a murderously jealous husband.

But now she regrets the visit. She can't believe that she's broken the vow of fidelity she made with the holy book, and now she's let another man cross her.

She wept behind the back seat of the SUV on her way home. But the memories of how fast things happened, her unbelievable complience and contributions; the things he did with his tongue, and the multiple orgasm, which was a first time experience for her, would flash through her mind and made her switch from tears to giggling mischievously.

Two days later, in spite of the many reminders of the mortal dangers of getting caught, she finds herself dressing up in an expensive abaya and hijab, while looking for any reason to visit him again.

But just when she want to start undressing because she couldn't find any reason, she remembered that she forgot her panties at his residence, and then thought it'll be decent if she went back there and picked it up herself..

For Michael Bryan, he's lived in Nigeria long enough to know the dangers associated with sleeping with another man's wife; especially the wife of a rich and ruthless politician, who's also a puritan and covert Islamist. But he's lulled by love; and the thought that she's the wife of the man who'll be Nigeria's next president in a few months, makes him feel like a naughty hero.

But he wonders if she'll ever visit again after the last visit which sullied her gown and hijab. Then he's told that there's a tinted SUV in front of the gate with a plate number of the Ministry of Defence; and his heart skips out of fear.