No Billionaire, I Am Already Married (completed)
anicked about it, the
we've stopped. Instead of saying a numbe
or error, but I feel like it should mean emergency, because
o I'm stuck with, he
s something. "Dinner is worth missing." He doesn't look up from his phone. When he's finished his message, he puts his
I messing up Zully's makeup job. "I'm more
s chest and leaning his back against the steel w
osed to know who he is, which I do,
it's like to
e continues, "you'll
ng as I press my back into the wall behind me. I don't know if I'm more disappointed abo
uld he kno
lt can't know everyone who works for him. Even ones
if he'll recognize me now. But his gaze looks more pr
as born at the top of the ladder. He doesn't know what it's like to have t
y to introduce myself. That was the goal for the night,
ard? Too eager? I'll get th
e fucking ceremony. "Should
H
should hit the
to take him a second before he comprehends my words. "Oh. I was
of a classic black sheath dress, with a double slider zipper that runs all the way from my cleavage to the bottom hem and another one that matches in the back. It means I can ma
ael had wanted, but apparently t
something to
r me. I didn't expect him to come on to me. I'm a stranger to him. A stranger except that h
right. He's
ut Cancel Culture." And I suppose that was probably a
really look at him, and I was right-face-to-face, he's devastating. His cheekbones are cut high, but not too sharp. A closely trimmed beard darkens
hose
blue-gray that I wasn't sure existed in nature. In fact, I'm not sure they aren't contacts, and I almost take a step towa
stified-most likely because I've been staring at him like a fangirl for the last thirty seconds-and of course
probably backpedal on the ac
be canceled anyway, I might as we
uld not ask. "What wer
, practically caging me in. So close I can smell his wood and musk and citrus scent. "I was really think
age. This close, he has a good
y.
he exudes, but also the reaction it draws from me. I should be appalled-
pulse is not from fea
to examine it closely because just t
uch invading my personal space. His
steps out, abandoning me without a glance back, as if we hadn't been stuck alone