From Boardroom to Bedroom

Seriously?

Sophie didn’t know what to say to that remark. She’d never known Miranda to want to help her out. Of course, there was all those people who sang her praises and swore that Miranda was practically a saint, but Sophie hadn’t experienced that side of her. Truth be told, they’d never really interacted much, not even when Miranda and Buck had still been married.

“What did she say?” Sophie asked.

Nigel smoothed a hand over his jaw and the back of his neck. He seemed so exhausted, which only matched her own situation. She hadn’t slept for replaying the past few weeks over and over in her head. She wondered if he’d been awake all night thinking of her, too.

“She basically said that you had valid reasons for coming to New York.”

How the hell had Miranda known Sophie was in New York? Had she seen her that day?

“I found out that Craig mentioned my new consultant when he was chatting with Miranda,” Nigel went on. “I had actually talked to her about meeting you, obviously not knowing the truth, and then Craig was talking about how amazing you were and how you could be on the show because you’re just as stunning as the others. I mean, you know how Craig gossips. He ended up showing Miranda a photo.”

“She could’ve called me out right then,” Sophie murmured. “Why didn’t she?”

“But when she called me, she explained how you and your brothers feel

“We still don’t understand why we were cut

we started getting so close, but I know why you initially came to New York. You were trying

understand why she came

her hand. “Maybe because she’s not the monster you all think she is. Maybe because she wants to see

out to take everything. She’d seemed just as surprised at the will as

made you come?”

your point of view. For years I’ve been somewhat of a black sheep for

where he came from, the archaic sounding trait wasn’t so

couldn’t

all over the place. Every time I looked at events for the show coming up, I wondered what you would think or how

“Is

He framed her face with his hands and leaned in, barely a

to give up your life here. I’d never do that. I’ll fly back and forth