n in the coffee shop. Maybe he thought of me as a weirdo. Same as the three others had. Daniel and Chace hadn’t even listened to the contract. James did but laughed at the thought. Maybe I was doing

f my running stuff and jumping into my shower. The hot water relaxed me as I washed the sleep away. I then walked into my wardrobe selecting a pencil skirt, shirt and heels. I blow dried my brown hair, not bothering to st

id as the phone begun to rang. I left her to get

I apologise if I’m late.” I said pulling out files and sipping my coffee. “That’s fine, I’m actually early.” She stated with a little chuckle. I nodded. “Well, Ms. “ I paused looking down and my

author who had sold millions of copies of her first novel. Plus, she had requested to deal with me and sh

miled out the window. “Nope.” I said sighing. “You should get dressed up and go out tonight. Keep an open mind, and I’m sure you’ll meet someone.” I rolled my eyes. “I am not going out partying tonight. I have work to do. P

asleep on my lounge room couch. I woke up in the morning with a kink in my neck and I really didn’t

k and white pencil skirt and light blue peplum top,

fice. I worked busily all morning, uninterrupted and in silence, except for when Ellise brought in my coffee. I was quite

whilst I recollected the information. “Yes?” I asked, suddenly paying more attention. “Well, he’s actually here in

fice. I worked busily all morning, uninterrupted and in silence, except for when Ellise brought in my coffee. I was quite

your business card called, to put him through?" E

tually here in person." I didnt understand and had to process t