Taylored to Perfection (Taylor Made Book 2) by KJ Lewis

Author:KJ Lewis [Lewis, KJ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: book two
Publisher: KJ Lewis
Published: 2016-11-10T22:00:00+00:00

“We’ve got to figure out a way to make it to work on time.” Graham gives a playful frown as he watches Smith pull out of the portico. “Are you meeting Richard at his office or yours?” Graham asks, already engrossed in his emails.

“Mine.”

“Good. Try not to go out today. Maybe the paparazzi will get bored.”

I watch the city move by as Graham is already taking command.

“The media team wants to meet with us. Can you move your ten o’clock?” He asks.

“Yes. It looks like they have an opening at two, so I can meet with them then if you want the ten o’clock.”

My phone dings with the updated calendar request.

Cassie meets me at the elevator and the morning starts before I’m even seated. She takes the seat across from me, going through the calendar for the day. Richard is coming here at three.

“How do you know to be waiting for me at the elevator?” I ask curiously.

“When Mr. Taylor enters the building George is alerted. I’ve asked him to let me know so I can be ready for you.” She’s always ready with an answer.

Holt leans against my door jamb waiting for his turn with me.

“What are you doing here? Isn’t it a school day?”

“It’s is, but I got permission to work today. I wanted to catch you up on a few items while you were out. What?” he adds when he sees the smile on my face.

“You. You’re good at this.”

He feigns indifference at my praise.

“It’s ok to say you’re good at something, you know. Don’t let people sway what you know about yourself. If you are good at something, it’s a fact. Not arrogance. If someone receives it as such, it’s usually because of their own insecurities. Which has nothing to do with you. Not your monkey. Not your circus. Know what I mean? Their issues, not yours.”

“Are you done bestowing Emme’s guide to self-awareness?”

“Probably not.” I smile sweetly at him.

“I wrote two grants last week that I would like your feedback on.”

My impromptu meeting with Holt pushes me ten minutes late to my meeting with Graham and Charlie his VP of Media Affairs. Taking a seat next to Graham on his sofa, I notice a frown on Graham’s face and a twitch to Charlie’s lips.

“What?” I ask Graham. He doesn’t say anything, but still looks unhappy.

“What is it, Charlie?”

“Graham. He’s fired people for being ten minutes late to a meeting before.” He smiles arrogantly like he’s enjoying implying that Graham is whipped where it concerns me.

“Well, fortunately for me, I don’t work for Graham. Any displeasure he has regarding my tardiness will most assuredly be addressed in bed tonight.” My southern accent rings out.

Throwing his head back in unapologetic laughter, he turns to Graham.

“She’s perfect for you. Everything you deserve,” he ribs.

“Charlie,” Graham warns.

“Right. We’ve fielded hundreds of calls for confirmation on stories and for interviews. To control the story, I want to suggest Emme do some interviews.”

“No,” Graham says.

“Just hear me out. People don’t know anything about Emme.

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