Dirty Boss (SCANDALOUS BILLIONAIRES #5) by Lisa Renee Jones EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Lisa Renee Jones
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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Lori
The first meeting…
With an envelope in my hand and a garment bag to change clothes, I
hurry inside the high-rise luxury building of Cat Summer. Cat being
the pen behind the popular “Cat Does Crime” column as well as a New York
Times Best Selling true crime writer that I’ve not only become part-time
research assistant to, but who has turned out to be an amazing friend.
Rushing through the luxurious lobby, I pass the security guard, who now
knows me by name, and wave. A short elevator ride up and I’m at her door,
knocking.
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She opens the door in jeans and a T-shirt with her blonde hair piled on top
of her head. I hand her the envelope. “That’s all the information you needed
on that shady PI that was working for the prosecutor in the Milton case
you’re writing about.” I motion to my bag. “I need to change and get to my
day job. I’m running late.”
“Of course,” she says, hurrying back inside to allow me room to enter.
“Come in and my God, Lori. I can’t believe you finished this research
already.”
“I knew it had to get done,” I call out, hurrying down the shiny hardwood
floor and turning right before entering the bathroom to the right of the
stairwell.
I quickly toe-off my Keds, peel away my jeans and T-shirt, pull on a
black pencil skirt, a black silk blouse, and a black jacket, before loosening
my chestnut hair from its clip. I grab a chunk before I brush it and confirm
that yes, thanks to my two hours behind the bar of a coffee shop, I indeed
smell like the essence of coffee yet again this morning. I brush out my hair,
spray it, apply lipstick and then finish off with a few pumps of jasmine
perfume that seems to be the only scent that dilutes the coffee smell.
“Was the door for me?” I hear Reese, Cat’s hot, hunky husband call out,
apparently home rather than at work. But then, he works at home often I’ve
found, because he’s working on his second co-written book with Cat.
“It’s Lori,” Cat calls out.
Once I’m done, I zip my bag back up, and now I’m ready for my research
job at a law firm that at least gives me case work that is interesting. I exit to
the hallway and Cat calls out, “In the kitchen.”
I cut left and enter their stunning open living room wrapped in windows
and turn right into the combined kitchen. “This is incredible work,” Cat
says, from behind the gray granite island. “I want to talk about you doing
more for me and about Stanford.”
“I would love to do more work for you, but Stanford has to wait.”
“You were top of your law class with six months to go when your mother
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