Contract Bride is about a confirmed bachelor who'll inherit a cool $20 million if he gets married and has a child within the year. Since its April, that doesn't give him much time.
Desperate for the money, he seeks help from his friend who owns a topless maid agency, who recommends innocent little Kayla Leigh, an out of work administrative assistant. Kayla just got an eviction notice and the car company is about to take away her car. Desperate for money, she signs up with a topless maid service.
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On the pretense of going on her first assignment as a topless maid, Kayla goes to the home of Bob Jameson. She doesn't know that Mr. Jamison is going to check her out as a possible candidate to marry him, have his baby, then give him a divorce as soon as the baby is married for which he'll pay her two million dollars.
She just entered his house.
Bob hid his smile, his heart going out to her as he extended his hand and led her inside. With her eyes wide with fear, she blinked several times before meeting his gaze. She was scared half to death and shaking slightly. She was a lot smaller than he'd expected, only coming up to the middle of his chest.
He'd always been partial to little things...
"You're right on time," he murmured, trying hard not to stare at her slowly opening coat as a tantalizing view of a perfect female body was revealed.
"This is my first time doing this," she whispered, hoping it explained her awkwardness.
"I know. Just take your time. There's no need to rush."
Although Kayla was grateful he was being so kind, his green eyes had enlarged slightly, clearly showing his sexual interest. And he hadn't once looked at anything but her since she'd started unbuttoning her coat. That made her even more awkward, her fingers fumbling badly witht the buttons.
Watching her success as she finally opened the coat, he eased behind her to help her shed the thing.
Kayla involuntarily stiffened as she felt his gentle fingers close around the collar of her coat, gently brushing her neck and shoulders, as he pulled it down, slowly over her arms and lifted it off.
"Relax, dear," he urged. "I won't bite. Unless of course, you want me to."
Feeling tingles travel up and down her spine as her heartbeat increased, she felt drawn to him like a magnet and leaned slightly back, as need became more important than logic. She could just imagine this good-looking stranger sucking and lightly nibbling her breasts, screwing her right then and there.
Hiding his satisfaction at her receptiveness as he hung up her coat in the large closet, he watched over his shoulder as her nipples beated. She was ready for him now. Just as ready as he war for her. Soon, very soon, he'd make her an offer she couldn't resist.
Shirine McVey discovers that twenty years of her life have elapsed since she went to sleep in a hotel room in El Paso, Texas. And worse, she is married to a man she doesn't know.
Love is universal and not limited to the most perfect among us. In this collection of romantic short stories and poetry, love comes to those who are decidedly imperfect, who possess very real human flaws, scars, and challenges. Awaiting us as we are.
