The Job
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It wasn’t so much a room, but a suite.
She whistled through her teeth even as her unease grew.
This … this was too much. What on earth was she expected to do for this?
The dress draped over the sumptuous bed caught her attention. A shimmering concoction of flowing aquamarine silk, it was beautiful. As she held it up to her, goose bumps broke out on her skin when she noticed the lacy underwear set, sheer stockings and garter belt, plus the killer stiletto sandals she also spotted.
A far too visib...le reminder of what this job would entail.
“You are not expected to sleep with the clients.” Marissa’s instructions rung in her ears. Alex sat down on the bed with an inelegant thump, as she recalled that particular conversation. “Having said that, you might want to. This client is to die for sexy, or so I’m told. He had very particular needs for this assignment. I’ve been desperate to meet him, and if it weren’t for this damn chest infection I would be, but you’ll be perfect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn’t so much a room, but a suite.
She whistled through her teeth even as her unease grew.
This … this was too much. What on earth was she expected to do for this?
The dress draped over the sumptuous bed caught her attention. A shimmering concoction of flowing aquamarine silk, it was beautiful. As she held it up to her, goose bumps broke out on her skin when she noticed the lacy underwear set, sheer stockings and garter belt, plus the killer stiletto sandals she also spotted.
A far too visib...le reminder of what this job would entail.
“You are not expected to sleep with the clients.” Marissa’s instructions rung in her ears. Alex sat down on the bed with an inelegant thump, as she recalled that particular conversation. “Having said that, you might want to. This client is to die for sexy, or so I’m told. He had very particular needs for this assignment. I’ve been desperate to meet him, and if it weren’t for this damn chest infection I would be, but you’ll be perfect.
What to read after The Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doris O'connor to read onlineMoreLess
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