Scandalous Games (Arranged Games Book 1)

Life is too short to live in the past

He fixed the damn copier.

“We could save gas.”

“Since when do you care about the environment?”

I might be the first woman in the world who has a billionaire working as her assistant.

Stubbornly lifting her chin, she taunts, “Can you take orders?”

Keeping my face straight is a hardship. Somehow, I manage and calmly answer. “Yes.”

She gives me a look saying I’m full of shit. If only she knew I would happily obey every order she throws at me, if it means she’ll take me back. I would crawl, drop to my knees, and plead if she told me to.

“Didn’t know you’d be biased and kick a man when he’s already down.”

Her eyes flare with the same fire she aimed at me the first time we met. One hand falling to her hip, she retorts, “You deserve it.”

“I do.”

“Then leave.”

“I’m only here for an interview.” I try another tactic. “If you think I’m not qualified, I’ll go.”

Nose twitching adorably in annoyance, she taunts, “Liar.”

“I will leave.” Then come back tomorrow. But she doesn’t need to know that.

It’s too late now.

It’s over.

“Hey! I’m the reason you’re both together,” Justin says. “Don’t hate on the Cupid.”

“Maybe love and obsession are the same,”

I have been reduced to an assistant in my own goddamn company.

By none other than my sassy little wife.