The Ceo And the Girl From the Coffee Shop
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"Well, that would be what the term live-in implies. You'd be paid well. Your pay will increase when your culinary skills improve. We can heckle about the pay later. In addition, you'll receive room and board.
I'm assuming when you said the extent of your cooking skills stopped at..." he chuckled and cleared his throat, "mac and cheese you weren't understating." Embarrassed, Beth shook her head. "Afraid not. It's really good though." "No doubt." Taking a deep breath in, she exhaled slowly. "With ...all due respect, I have a feeling you can well afford a real chef, one who knows how to cook and do what you need them to. Why me?" "Fair question." He clucked his tongue off the roof of his mouth as he eyed her. "The thing is that when I say live-in, it means just that and to be honest I'm a fairly hard man to live with." Beth grinned, she had a hard time believing that. "But this is a rather large house," she countered.
"Okay, let me rephrase then. I want someone who I think I'll enjoy having around," his gaze caught hers and once again she felt a familiar pleasurable chill rush down her spine and the throbbing between her legs that that had just begun to die down resumed in full force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, that would be what the term live-in implies. You'd be paid well. Your pay will increase when your culinary skills improve. We can heckle about the pay later. In addition, you'll receive room and board.
I'm assuming when you said the extent of your cooking skills stopped at..." he chuckled and cleared his throat, "mac and cheese you weren't understating." Embarrassed, Beth shook her head. "Afraid not. It's really good though." "No doubt." Taking a deep breath in, she exhaled slowly. "With ...all due respect, I have a feeling you can well afford a real chef, one who knows how to cook and do what you need them to. Why me?" "Fair question." He clucked his tongue off the roof of his mouth as he eyed her. "The thing is that when I say live-in, it means just that and to be honest I'm a fairly hard man to live with." Beth grinned, she had a hard time believing that. "But this is a rather large house," she countered.
"Okay, let me rephrase then. I want someone who I think I'll enjoy having around," his gaze caught hers and once again she felt a familiar pleasurable chill rush down her spine and the throbbing between her legs that that had just begun to die down resumed in full force.
What to read after The Ceo And the Girl From the Coffee Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Towers to read onlineMoreLess
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