All that Nathaniel desires is her, a captivating business magnate with an enviable wealth and striking good looks that make him resemble a Greek god. Despite his immense power to have anything he desires, in her eyes, the notion of him owning her is utterly absurd. Sharon, a spirited second-class ballerina, possesses an undeniable beauty, confidence, and a touch of eccentricity. Dubbed as "crazy," her wild nature knows no bounds. She mistakenly believes her allure is solely due to her physical appearance, unaware that she holds a significant value to him as an investment. Their encounter began with him declaring, "I want you." Laughing it off, she replied, "Are you serious? Do I seem like something for sale?" He maintained, "To me, you are more than just an object. When I said I want you, I meant it." She pointed out the obvious, "Look around, you could have your pick, but not me." Nathaniel clarified, "I don't intend to purchase you. You belong to me, and there's nothing you can do about it." Her astonishment led to the question, "Are you..." He instructed, "Gently take her to the car, handle her with care, for she is mine."
