Page 25 of Legal Seduction

Resentment churned in Bette’s stomach. She wasn’t a fan of the owner of McCann Public Relations. The woman was cold and ruthless. And so beautiful that there was no way any man would have gone two years without noticing her. Not that Bette was jealous or anything.

She would have rather had Simon never notice her at all. Now she was the liar. She knew that wasn’t the case or she would have never experienced the most mind-blowing sex of her life. What they’d done...

How he’d made her feel...

He’d made her crazy with desire and then with pleasure.

“I’m not conning you,” she said. At least not about calling in sick. “I didn’t come into the office today because I really didn’t think you’d want to see me again after last night.”

“Is that why you ran out while I was in the bathroom?” he asked.

She nodded. Despite his warning, she had to try to con him in order to get him to release her from that contract. “I also didn’t want to risk seeing you again.”

He narrowed his eyes—those gorgeous blue eyes—and his brow furrowed with suspicion. “What’s the risk, Bette?”

“My heart,” she told him and forced a shaky sigh. “I’m worried I’m going to fall for you.” As she uttered the words, they didn’t ring as hollowly as she’d thought they would. And she actually felt a twinge of fear.

But she couldn’t—she wouldn’t—fall for Simon Kramer. There really was no risk at all.

Was there?