Running the Numbers
“And not the good ones. Every day, she found some new excuse to come in his office, lately with the habit of closing the door behind her, which Blake disliked for several reasons. In his past, he’d closed his door for two kinds of visitors—clients and his mistress.
Kennedy found all sorts of interesting ways to catch his eye, including, but not limited to, bending over in strategic places to pick up something she “dropped,” bending low over his desk to offer him a view down her blouse, and a...sking his plans for the weekend. To which he always replied he was busy.
Thank God she’d never asked with what, because the answer was usually to practice fire-starting skills and try to make friends with the fox who lived near his cabin. Blake had named him Eric, after a character in one of Quinn’s recent novels, who he secretly suspected was loosely based on him—blond hair, hazel eyes, and a penchant for being a self-serving prick.
No offense to the fox.MoreLess
Kennedy found all sorts of interesting ways to catch his eye, including, but not limited to, bending over in strategic places to pick up something she “dropped,” bending low over his desk to offer him a view down her blouse, and a...sking his plans for the weekend. To which he always replied he was busy.
Thank God she’d never asked with what, because the answer was usually to practice fire-starting skills and try to make friends with the fox who lived near his cabin. Blake had named him Eric, after a character in one of Quinn’s recent novels, who he secretly suspected was loosely based on him—blond hair, hazel eyes, and a penchant for being a self-serving prick.
No offense to the fox.MoreLess
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