His Rival's Daughter

t Monday morning. He hadn’t thought it was going to be different than any

alty was knowing where the next hot place would be and he wou

ng these things. It had served him well and now he owned this office

e said, his mind

alk-throughs is

had more than one deal at different stages of the

I need to tell

t the Johns

ch that she had information that he wasn’t going to like. He paused

h the Johnson Brothers. It has to

rection then back to his ad

ntense energy and she could keep anyone out of hi

touch?” he asked, a w

dy a formidable opponent if that person could get past Kendra.

dn’t have the physical capability of

ntrigued. A woman got pas

’s waitin

got that part. Wh

down. “She d

e assau

er and closed the door

ying tug-of-war with his office door. He squelched a smile as Kendra was visi

d deal with any situation. He pushed open his office door and paused. The woman was looking out his floor-to-ceiling wind

er, because he was afraid he’d fall for one of them. Having no desire to marry, he didn’t tempt fa

llecting himself, he strode into his office. “I don’t apprecia

t his fingers itched to let loose. She wore some lipstick and maybe something around her eyes. Not th

guessed green. From the light skin, she had some Irish i

e’d barged her way into his office. “Give m

uldn’t have gotten up here if you did. Two, y

y impregnated. He had stock in a condom company so that wasn’t going to happen. He put down his bri

back at those green eyes. He’d guess

didn’t hesitate. “

alificat

yell when she came? He longed to dig his hands into that hair, get her all mussed up. Wo

ord University. I’ve been running a real

a resume? I can forward

g her on the desk and now he was bored. He had land

oneysuckle. With her standing he had a nice view of her rack. Not too big nor did she fla

eed my resum

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name say

move. “And

di Ma

had first decided to get into real estate. They’d parted ways after a few dirty

ttled on his chair, he stared at her for a mom

had stared at him the whole time. He’d thought she had a crush on him, bu

a long t

dn’t left his. “I can see t

father’s company. He won’t let me do mo

my co

orn in his side in this city, he also admires you. He knows how good yo

. She would be a distraction. He didn’t want t

nterprises from her. He could finally either beat his rival or better

him as he contemplated what to do. He was a risk-

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