The Favor: A Marriage of Convenience Romance

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Back in the living area of their hotel suite, she nervously shifted from foot to foot as they merely stared at each other. If not i would really really hope that you do because i loved the idea so much that i wanted to read about them on the spot. Anyway I gave it a go and instead of skimming and wasting my time with it I'd rather read something else.

I mean, you made it clear that he can be hell to work for at times, but you never once told us you were thinking of quitting.

He often went from meeting to meeting—some were internal, some were external, some were short, others went on for hours.

If he didn’t offer Vienna what she needed, if he didn’t at least try to give those things to her, he’d eventually lose her. At any rate, none of it was degrading or belittling, for all of the note below, so be reassured if that was a suspicion or concern. People might have made cruel or snarky comments to them—maybe even at their place of work, which would have led to them defending me and possibly losing their jobs. My favorite thing was the bubbling cauldron that occasionally let out a wicked cackle or other spooky sound.If I focused hard enough on the screen of the tablet, I could even pretend I was alone and that their voices were coming over a speakerphone. I'm a sucker for a good marriage of convenience trope and I have to say that SW really put her own stamp on it. The undeniable, inexplicable force always pulsed in the air around me whenever I was near him; always made my nerve-endings tingle and my body feel so very aware. There was no pressure to impress, no worry that this might end up being a waste of my time, no need to stress over whether or not my date would like how I looked.