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Brooke
When I walked in on my now ex-boyfriend and ex-best friend sharing a mouth-snuggle, I didn’t overreact.
Nope, I let my pettiness out and walked away with the lightbulbs, fabric softener, and, of course, my romance books.
Starting over, my new boss is straight from the depths of Hades.
Karma, it appears, is a fickle jokester. If I set the bar on the floor, Magnum Hansen still couldn’t reach it. He’s a complete man-child with a severe case of always-have-to-have-the-last-word syndrome and jeans that have no business fitting him so well.
He constantly finds ways to torment me—why do I find it so attractive?
Magnum
There are things I’m not meant to know about our new receptionist.
The feel of her sweater-melons is the biggest. But I do and now I can’t stop thinking about her.
The way she smiles at everyone but me is irritating. Her habit of biting her bottom lip when she can’t figure out a tricky word on her crossword puzzle is adorable. The highlight of my day has become the way she argues with me.
I shouldn’t want her, but I do—and I've never been good at following the rules.
It's a terrible idea to date your coworker, but sometimes temptation is worth the risk.
Genre: Literary Fiction
When I walked in on my now ex-boyfriend and ex-best friend sharing a mouth-snuggle, I didn’t overreact.
Nope, I let my pettiness out and walked away with the lightbulbs, fabric softener, and, of course, my romance books.
Starting over, my new boss is straight from the depths of Hades.
Karma, it appears, is a fickle jokester. If I set the bar on the floor, Magnum Hansen still couldn’t reach it. He’s a complete man-child with a severe case of always-have-to-have-the-last-word syndrome and jeans that have no business fitting him so well.
He constantly finds ways to torment me—why do I find it so attractive?
Magnum
There are things I’m not meant to know about our new receptionist.
The feel of her sweater-melons is the biggest. But I do and now I can’t stop thinking about her.
The way she smiles at everyone but me is irritating. Her habit of biting her bottom lip when she can’t figure out a tricky word on her crossword puzzle is adorable. The highlight of my day has become the way she argues with me.
I shouldn’t want her, but I do—and I've never been good at following the rules.
It's a terrible idea to date your coworker, but sometimes temptation is worth the risk.
Genre: Literary Fiction
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