ROMANCE: BILLIONAIRE ROMANCE: The CEO's Game (CEO Bad Boy Alpha Male Stepbrother Romance) (New Adult Romance Short Stories) by Kristina King Read Free Book Online
Authors: Kristina King
promise I'll rock your world. I have no gag reflex." Batting her eye lashes at him she stepped back and let that sink in.
Cedric pinched her ass and smiled at her. "I look forward to testing that theory out."
Giggling they climbed into the elevator together. He reached his hand under her skirt and grabbed her entire ass cheek with one of his hands as the doors shut.
Chapter 2
Feeling nervous about her job interview today, Sadie Rivest tucked a stray brown hair behind her ear that had come out of her bun. She'd dressed in a pencil skirt and a white blouse with heels. She had on a girdle to shape her figure and suck in some of the extra weight she'd put on while she'd been trapped in the library during college. She was short and her curves weren't subtle.
She knew this was her step-brother's company and wondered if he'd remember her. She needed this job, her father was sick and she needed to pay for medical bills that he no longer could work to pay. His insurance only covered about eighty percent of his medical costs, leaving him with thousands left over that he was responsible for. His smoking had finally caught up to him and he'd developed lung cancer. They'd caught it early, and she hoped they'd cure it. She wasn't ready to lose her dad, especially after she'd already lost the only mom she could remember to cancer too. She still missed her every day.
She didn't however miss her step brother, and had been quite relieved when after two years of living with him he'd finally gone off to college. Not that he'd even been home that much, a sixteen year old boy pretty much ignored an eight year old girl, so she'd never had the chance to get close to him.
Sadie walked into the office and hit the elevator to the top floor where it said his office was.
When the door opened she stepped out into the building and saw the hottest women she'd ever seen in her life, and they all looked like they walked off the cover of vogue, only with slightly less clothes on. The flirting, giggles, and thrown items around the room startled her. It was the most unprofessional setting she'd ever seen in her life.
Wondering if she was in the right building for a moment, Sadie just stared at them stupidly when one of them finally noticed her and waved her over.
"Are you the morning interview? Mr. Fontana is waiting for you in his office if you are." The girl said and pointed to a large glass window that was way down the hall with the blinds shut.
"Thank you." Sadie told her, her resumes and packet of information she'd filled out under her arm. She had gotten the information from his website for new employees that she'd preemptively printed out and signed in case he hired her. She wanted to be on top of it.
Nodding, the girl waved her off and then when she thought Sadie was out of earshot, the girl laughed and made a comment about Sadie's weight that she just barely overheard.
What a bitch, Sadie thought to herself. Skanky Barbie doll.
She wondered if he'd hired her if he only hired women who wore a size two. She knew she was pretty in her own way, but she wasn't a leggy blond with tits so large they looked like they could poke an eye out. She was a small busted woman who barely stood above five foot one. She had curves, but they were all in her ass and her hips. She was sort of pear shaped.
Hesitating if this was even a good idea, she reminded herself of her father's debt and walked with her head held high and knocked on the door of the office.
"Just a moment." Cedric called from behind the door.
Sadie heard a chair scrape and giggling and a few moments later a girl opened the door with smeared red lipstick on her cheek and was buttoning a low cut blouse and it was very obvious that she had no bra on. You could see her nipples through her shirt. Sadie had a good idea what was going on in there and almost turned around and walked away.
"Come in Sadie." Cedric called. "You are my morning interview, right?"
Sadie walked in and saw
Cedric pinched her ass and smiled at her. "I look forward to testing that theory out."
Giggling they climbed into the elevator together. He reached his hand under her skirt and grabbed her entire ass cheek with one of his hands as the doors shut.
Chapter 2
Feeling nervous about her job interview today, Sadie Rivest tucked a stray brown hair behind her ear that had come out of her bun. She'd dressed in a pencil skirt and a white blouse with heels. She had on a girdle to shape her figure and suck in some of the extra weight she'd put on while she'd been trapped in the library during college. She was short and her curves weren't subtle.
She knew this was her step-brother's company and wondered if he'd remember her. She needed this job, her father was sick and she needed to pay for medical bills that he no longer could work to pay. His insurance only covered about eighty percent of his medical costs, leaving him with thousands left over that he was responsible for. His smoking had finally caught up to him and he'd developed lung cancer. They'd caught it early, and she hoped they'd cure it. She wasn't ready to lose her dad, especially after she'd already lost the only mom she could remember to cancer too. She still missed her every day.
She didn't however miss her step brother, and had been quite relieved when after two years of living with him he'd finally gone off to college. Not that he'd even been home that much, a sixteen year old boy pretty much ignored an eight year old girl, so she'd never had the chance to get close to him.
Sadie walked into the office and hit the elevator to the top floor where it said his office was.
When the door opened she stepped out into the building and saw the hottest women she'd ever seen in her life, and they all looked like they walked off the cover of vogue, only with slightly less clothes on. The flirting, giggles, and thrown items around the room startled her. It was the most unprofessional setting she'd ever seen in her life.
Wondering if she was in the right building for a moment, Sadie just stared at them stupidly when one of them finally noticed her and waved her over.
"Are you the morning interview? Mr. Fontana is waiting for you in his office if you are." The girl said and pointed to a large glass window that was way down the hall with the blinds shut.
"Thank you." Sadie told her, her resumes and packet of information she'd filled out under her arm. She had gotten the information from his website for new employees that she'd preemptively printed out and signed in case he hired her. She wanted to be on top of it.
Nodding, the girl waved her off and then when she thought Sadie was out of earshot, the girl laughed and made a comment about Sadie's weight that she just barely overheard.
What a bitch, Sadie thought to herself. Skanky Barbie doll.
She wondered if he'd hired her if he only hired women who wore a size two. She knew she was pretty in her own way, but she wasn't a leggy blond with tits so large they looked like they could poke an eye out. She was a small busted woman who barely stood above five foot one. She had curves, but they were all in her ass and her hips. She was sort of pear shaped.
Hesitating if this was even a good idea, she reminded herself of her father's debt and walked with her head held high and knocked on the door of the office.
"Just a moment." Cedric called from behind the door.
Sadie heard a chair scrape and giggling and a few moments later a girl opened the door with smeared red lipstick on her cheek and was buttoning a low cut blouse and it was very obvious that she had no bra on. You could see her nipples through her shirt. Sadie had a good idea what was going on in there and almost turned around and walked away.
"Come in Sadie." Cedric called. "You are my morning interview, right?"
Sadie walked in and saw
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