Heating Up the Holidays 3-Story Bundle by Lisa Renee Jones

Tell her my meeting has been canceled and to get the plane ready within the hour. I grab the phone and hit the button, then put it to my ear. “They said the servers are down and they will be in touch.” “That’s the first thing I did,” Dana quickly assures her. “Call tech support immediately,” Maggie instructs. “It’s not only his computer,” Dana says, appearing in the doorway.

The screen is flashing with a green line. Maggie jumps and presses her hand to her chest. “Where?” I ask, thinking I must be blind or doing something wrong.įrowning, Maggie comes around the desk, and her eyes go wide. I shut the file and frown at the flashing green light on the computer screen. She’s been around a lot longer than me so this shouldn’t bother, but it just feels like she’s being nosy. Ward’s benefit I say, “Powering up now.” Maggie’s gaze lands on the report on the desk, lingering a bit too intently it seems, and I get a funny feeling deep in my gut. “Yes, please.” I punch a button of the computer, and for Mr. “If you want to power up, I’ll show you how to log in.” “Here’s the email.” She opens her folder and pulls out a sheet of paper. Ward says nothing, like he doesn’t want her to know he’s on the line. Can I bring you the documents in a bit? I just need the email immediately.” “I have your email and documents,” Maggie announces at the door. I have a scanner attached to my computer, so power up.” “Left drawer, in a file marked New York Ventures.” “Let me put you on speaker.” I hit the button and then say, “Okay.

“Sitting down now,” I say, setting my briefcase and purse on the floor and letting the cushy leather absorb me. I round the conference table to my left, heading for the massive black-and-glass desk at the center of the room. I shiver with the impact but shove past it, ignoring the seating area. “Walking in to your office.” I open the door and flip on the light, and the scent of him rushes over me.

I can email it from my personal account if I need to.” My cell starts ringing and I dig it from my purse as I add, “I need to handle something for Mr. “Human resources,” I say, and I don’t stop. “Where have you been?” Dana demands when I exit into the lobby of the corporate offices.

Heating Up the Holidays 3-Story Bundle by Lisa Renee Jones