Boss Likes Curves: A Curvy Girl's Billionaire by Reed Kristabel

Author:Reed, Kristabel
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kristabel Reed

Chapter Ten

Sabrina exited her office as nonchalantly as she could—which wasn’t as nonchalant as she’d hoped, but it was hard not to look giddy and happy and all glowy when she felt giddy and happy and all glowy. But she schooled her features as best she could and closed her office door behind her.

By now, she should’ve had plenty of practice. Since confronting Gideon about dating her at the beginning of the week, and their subsequent mad consummating of the relationship she hadn’t realized they’d had, Sabrina had done nothing but smile and glow.

She had never been so glad Eliza was in the Hamptons for pre-production on her new project for work and Audrey was with Duncan, visiting her family in Chicago. While it would’ve been nice to have one of her friends to talk with about this turn in her relationship with Gideon, she embraced their alone time.

Cynthia, on the other hand, had clearly noticed. And her questions had been blunt, too.

“New man, Ms. McKenna?” Sabrina knew she’d blushed, as she was no doubt doing now. The woman was too observant by half.

“I’m leaving for the day, Cynthia,” Sabrina said in what she hoped was an indifferent voice. Considering it was barely one in the afternoon.

Cynthia’s eyebrows rose. “You don’t have any appointments listed,” she said but didn’t so much as glance at the computer or calendar. “Something personal?”

Caught. Bluffing her way out, she nodded. “Yes. Personal. I have errands to run, you know.” She laughed. “Audrey’s wedding is coming up.”

Cynthia’s eyebrows did not move. “Have they decided on a date for the wedding?”

Blanching, Sabrina shook her head. “Not yet.”

The knowing look Cynthia gave her did nothing to ease not only the very slight guilt she felt over leaving early to meet Gideon at his apartment, but also made her feel as if what she and the boss had done this past week was all over the office by now.

The other woman gave her a sly smile. “You sure it’s not a new guy?” Cynthia asked as if she already knew the answer to her question.

“Better go!” she said and stumbled away from the desk. Sabrina cursed and picked up her purse from where it fell down her arm. She tried for a winning smile in the no doubt vain hope it’d stop Cynthia’s questions. “Lots to do! See you Monday!”

With that she walked quickly and calmly out of the office. She didn’t look left or right. She didn’t even make eye contact with the people in the elevator. At street level, the paranoia she felt that everyone had raced from their cubicles to the window to watch her on the street—from twenty-five floors up—hadn’t eased.

But with a deep breath she nodded to Vince, Gideon’s driver, and climbed into the back. She hadn’t expected Gideon to be there; they’d made plans to meet at his place. Sabrina blinked at him and was about to say something but then noticed the dark partition was already raised between them and Vince.

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