Billionaire Boss by West Scarlet

Author:West, Scarlet
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-16T16:00:00+00:00

12

Adam

I woke with a delicious relaxed feeling through every muscle of my body. I smiled and stretched, remembering the night before. It had easily been the most amazing night I could remember. Memories of it ran through my mind. That stunning, curvaceous body. That gentle smile. The sound of Cassidy crying out incoherently as I licked her.

The thought made me want her again and I bit my lip, not sure whether I should wake her or whether I should try and ignore my body’s growing arousal. In the end, arousal won.

I reached out to feel for her but the bedsheets I encountered felt cold.

I sat up, frowning.

“Cassidy?”

I glanced around the empty room.

“Cassidy?” I called again. Where was she?

Rolling to my feet, I stumbled over my shoes, which lay in a heap by the bed. My pants were thrown carelessly on the carpet and I could see my tie by the door. I grinned, recalling the previous night. We were clearly pretty desperate to get to each other.

The room – besides my discarded clothing – was neat and orderly, the white carpet unmarked, the table bare. Oddly, I couldn’t see any of her clothes.

I caught sight of the clock on the desk – it said three-thirty a.m. I stretched and yawned. It was still really early. Maybe she woke up and needed some water.

She wasn’t in the bathroom, I noticed – the door stood half-open, the light off. I shrugged and tiptoed through the sitting room to the kitchen.

It, too, was empty.

I felt a flash of worry. Why would she have left in the middle of the night? I switched on the light, thinking maybe I’d missed something, but she was definitely not there. I felt my heart sink sadly.

Had she panicked and run?

I felt a sudden stab of shame.

“Cassidy?”

No answer. It was pretty obvious she’d left. I was upset. Why had she just walked out like that, without saying goodbye? I leaned on the counter, heart full of a strange mix of offense and sadness.

While I was leaning there, I noticed a slip of paper. I frowned and looked at it. It was a note.

“Had to go. Called an Uber. Sorry. C.”

I intoned the words, then raised a brow. That was a surprise.

At least she left a note.

“But why’d you have to go?”

I felt my own hurt feelings replaced with concern. What had happened to make Cassidy suddenly leave in the middle of the night?

I had her number, so I called and waited as it rang, and rang and then the automatic voice message came on.

No answer.

I fought the sudden fear that washed over me.

Why had she left in such a rush? And why wasn’t she answering her phone?

“Come on, Adam,” I told myself, sitting on my bed naked. “You know you’re fussing about nothing. She probably regrets screwing the boss, so deal with it. You can talk to her tomorrow.”

I decided that was the best plan of action and slid back into bed.

When my alarm rang the next morning, I still felt disturbed.

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