The CEO's Contract With The Thief

she was a thief, secondly, she had stolen his Rolex after he saved her from the police three weeks ago. Thirdly because he was probably looking to find her and make her

oke up after about a minute of silence betwe

ance and there was also different lightning at work compared to the last time

e to delicately observe and his eyes didn't sway nor did he step away from the door so she could get away. His r

that action, she quickly brushed it off, "I really need to get back now, my colle

k and then further down to rest on her left chest and a little above her breast which was h

vest and his gaze returned to l

swallowed her in this instance because that would save her from the tor

questioned." She tried to going the other way, but he step

oing to listen to he

s time she took a step back, her heart hammering away. "Jasmin." He said with such auth

d, lying didn't use to be this difficult for her before, but he

r her with his intimidating figure. "You may have changed your hair from blonde to

hief, but she held on to denial, "I think you have me mistaken for someone else, sir.

I could never forget the face of the thief who tried to seduce me and then called me 'too boring' when

ugh her whole body and thank goodness she had just eased herself or she would have cracked and peed herself under this pressure. Her ba

that could be done. "I am sorry for what I said to you ok that day." Saying sorr

d my suspicion but I wasn't completely sure. What are you doing here? Hav

ee weeks ago, but she wasn't here to steal from anyone sh

golden chain earlier, I guess a

else, I'll be coming to your office to do more than just steal from you." She was su

the least way nor did he look angry, instead he smi

ce to keep close eyes on the suspect but not this man, he seemed amused maybe because she didn't look convincing or threat

her eyes didn't waver from his, "I am, now ste

chuckled and did as she said and she made her way to

ing you arou

t in her bones and the first step was findi

d running over wasn't what she had in mind. There were more than a hundred

stimate him. He wasn't strange an

n he wasn't calling the cops on her for what she did, there was something he was planning and it