Negotiating Tactics by Kaye Blue EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Kaye Blue
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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Alex
“DO you need me to wait, ma’am?” the driver asked, his face in a tense
smile and his eyes filled with sympathy.
He brushed his hand across his light blond hair then dropped it to his
side, the crisp white of his shirt stark against his dark navy pants.
His voice was low but still audible on the quiet, peaceful street. We
were standing on the sidewalk, and I looked over one shoulder, then the
other, and saw nothing but leaves being pushed along the clean, empty
sidewalk by the breeze and well-manicured trees swaying gently.
There wasn’t another soul in sight, and unless you suffered from
dendrophobia, certainly no hint of danger.
Expected in this neighborhood, but I wasn’t one to take things for
granted.
Still…
It was after one in the morning, and after the night I’d had, I wasn’t in
the mood to take chances.
“Would you mind?” I finally responded, lowering my gaze to meet the
driver’s bright blue eyes.
I envied how alert he seemed to be.
He gave me a quick smile and nodded his head. “Of course not, ma’am.
Let me grab your bag.”
He reached for the gray and neon green duffel bag which currently held
what I feared was the last of my worldly belongings and pulled it out of the
trunk of the luxury sedan.
My bag was probably the cheapest thing that had ever been inside of the
vehicle, but that was the last thing I wanted to think about.
Instead, I fished around in my pockets, thinning my lips when I realized
that I didn’t have any cash.
I looked at the driver again, prepared to apologize, but before I could
speak, he gave me another smile.
“Don’t worry, ma’am. Mr. Wilder has taken care of everything. Let me
get this inside for you,” he said.
“Thanks,” I responded, not sure what else to say.
I already felt bad enough that I was having to rely on Dominic, my best
friend Birdie’s new husband. But I appreciated the gesture. Besides, who
else would have been able to get me a driver and place to stay after
midnight?
I knew it was Birdie’s doing, but I was grateful all the same.
The driver hoisted my bag onto his shoulder and started walking. I fell
into step beside him, then stopped when he opened the waist-high gate that
led to the front yard. We walked up the brick-lined walkway and then up the
three wide steps that led to the front door of the four-story townhouse.
When I’d called Birdie, panicked, she’d calmly told me to write down
an address and said she’d have a car sent over to my apartment. I hadn’t
recognized the address, but that was no surprise. I knew Dominic owned
numerous properties throughout the city, which was how Birdie had been
able to offer the place at this late hour and on such short notice.
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