From Boardroom to Bedroom

“How am I going to get home?” she asked.

Nigel smiled. “If that’s where you want to go, I’ll have him come back.”

“And my other option?”

“Coming up to the penthouse with me.”

She took one step toward him, silently telling him she wanted just that. She wasn’t sure why he brought her here, maybe he wanted to do some work later, maybe he wanted her to feel like they were on neutral ground since they both worked here...she had no clue.

Her imagination went into overdrive and she wasn’t so sure she was ready for more than this sexual banter and heavy tension. But if not now...when?

They were clearly attracted to each other and they were both adults. She was tired of always working. Even with her fake work she was working.

While she loved her job, it had always come ahead of her own personal life. Like now. Even her faux job was getting in her way.

her arm and pulled

a drink first,” she admitted, shivering

jacket and draped it around her shoulders. Now she was fully enveloped by his scent, his warmth. Another stepping

start talking and she’d find more information on Miranda, because so far her search had turned up nothing useful. Wasn’t that why she was here? To get some sort of proof that

to do something for herself. To finally give in and take what she’d denied herself for so long. Because right now, she wanted to be here for Nigel and absolutely nothing, or no one,

with a

of room, yet he stood at her side, with his

cologne of his had tantalized her all evening. She’d never been turned on by a man’s scent before, but, well, everything with Nigel was

the city below drew her to the wall of windows. The swirling snow shone bright

I’d be

shifted across the hardwood floors. “You look

old self. Her boots and flip-flops, her long, flowy dresses. Pants were of the devil and

and wondered what all was going on now. She missed her French-inspired home in her luxurious gated

could never be there. He could never know she was truly a Blackwell. If he ever discovered why she was truly here, he’d never