by Makavelli Knight

Created on: February 12, 2010

Makavelli was still looking for love. He’s been lonely for so long and needed someone to share his world with. He traveled the world searching and searching, but didn’t find it. Even with all the wealth he possessed, he knew he can’t buy happiness. He was willing to give up almost anything trade for true love. He walked around in his upstate New York estate alone and miserable. His home was missing the presence of a great woman.

Makavelli was a slim, dark skinned clean cut man with striking features. His eyelashes were like small Japanese fans which complemented his warm corn-bread brown eyes, and the eyebrows were dark and thin. He had nice high cheekbones and keen nose. His wet lips were thin and dark pink. He was forty years-old, but didn’t look a day over twenty-five. Makavelli was also one of the wealthiest men in the world with a net worth of $5 billion. Even though he had so much wealth, he was shy and didn’t understand why he can’t find the right woman to complete him. He felt that the women he did encountered were users, and only with him so they can advance in life. For that reason, he wasn’t dating as much.

In his loneliness and pain, Makavelli locked himself in his master bedroom and worked on a sculpture. Day after day, night after night, Makavelli poured all his emotions on his creation until it was finally completed. He made a marvelous statue of a woman out of oatmeal soap. The statue was more beautiful than any living woman walking on the planet. She was tall, tanned, with a voluptuous figure, and the face of Vanity, the lead singer in Vanity 6. The statue was so perfectly detail that even Makavelli himself was in awe.

            He knew he had to reveal the statue to somebody. So he showed it to his personal servant Paul who was a dark skinned middle-aged burly man with glasses, who often read a lot of Renaissance books. Paul had been working with Makavelli for almost twenty years, and always had his best interest. He was probably the main reason Makavelli continued living a healthy life.

            “Wow, sir, this is amazing!” Paul expressed. “I never saw anything like this. She’s prettier than the Mona Lisa.”

            “Thanks! I wasn’t expecting a compliment like that. This is my greatest

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