β Scribed by Sylvia Kane
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Kurt: Sheβs smart, hot, and funny. My dream girl. Thereβs just one problem. Sheβs also my best budβs little sister. The sparks have always been there, but law school had to come first. Now, weβre all back in the city and the same sparks fly every time I run into her. She needs a job and I need an assistant at the law firm. What could go wrong? I donβt know if I can hide my feelings any longer. I know I shouldnβt go there, but I canβt help it. Corina: My brotherβs back in town, and I offer to share my awesome apartment. Imagine my surprise when his best friend Kurt walks in. Heβs still tall, dark, and handsome, and I canβt deny the pull. Working together only complicates things. Long days and nights in the office can be dangerous. When weβre not at the office, heβs always hanging around my apartment. To see my brother. Yeah, right. All I know is, summer in the city is about to get a lot hotter. After all, 425 Madison is the perfect place to fall in love.
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