β Scribed by Jenna Hartley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Alexis: I will not sleep with my daughterβs new nanny, no matter how hot he is. And boy is he. Preston Hawthorne looks like heβd be more at home on a Hollywood set than playing dress-up with my daughter. But he dotes on her, bringing a sense of calm and order to our home. And the way he looks at me, the way he makes me feel isβ¦unexpected. As if I might spontaneously combust. I know better than to mix business with pleasure, and I certainly donβt fall for men who are nearly a decade younger than me. But the more time I spend with Preston, the more Iβm tempted to break all my rules. Preston: I need to start thinking more about my future and less about screwing my boss. Unfortunately, thatβs easier said than done. Especially when sheβs doing yoga on the lawn and working ungodly hours to provide for her daughter. Not to mention, sheβs successful, savvy, and the sexiest woman Iβve ever seen. But Iβm determined to finally finish my degree, and that means I have to keep my job. A relationship with Alexis Black is the last thing I need, even if sheβs the only thing I want.
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