and commanding, and handsome in a way that I could not quite explain in words and from the way t

to the elevator with a cross look on her face, l

She started to say, but he rai

The man looked at me like he was trying to figure me out, his dark eyes roamed my body and I wanted the ground to swallow me whole. Stan

man had barely said a word to me, and yet there was something about him that

ot looking at him, but his silence was suffocating me. When I dared to look at him, I found him watching me. I could not read his expression-he didn't look angry or intr

levator slowed to a stop on the ground floor and I foun

dn't acknowledge me, didn't give me any kind of indication that our brief encounter even mattered to h

the top floor had done, making me wonder if there was something that I had done wrong. The receptionist who had been ru

er." She muttered and

as Hayden Lancaster-CEO of Lancaster Inc., and my new boss. All of a sudden it made sense to me why everybody was sta

ould have probably even forgotten about my existence before the day was over. The only thing that mattered to me was that I had gotten

*

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y attention, something very different about her that pulled me to her. She was very different from what I was used to, the w

themselves at me, they were usually very predictable, but I looked at her and I could not tell what she thought about me. Maybe she was scared of me,

was keeping a potential client waiting, all I cared about was knowing where she was going. The streets of London were a bit crowded, as it was a Monday and everybody was busy. I followed her to the dangerous part of town to a shabby

ng conditions when that had nothing to do with me. Why should I care about where she lived? As I finally drove away to my