Chapter
Chapters
Chapter 1 Buying Things You Don't Want
Chapter 3 Money Can't Buy Friends
Chapter 4 A Proposition
Chapter 5 Empty Pockets
Chapter 6 Limited Edition
Chapter 7 Earn A Quick Buck
Chapter 8 Living On Someone Else's Dime
Chapter 9 Unequal Distribution
Chapter 10 Losing Everything
Chapter 11 Family Legacy or Family Fortune
Chapter 12 Arriving Early
Chapter 13 You Don't Steal From Family
Chapter 14 The First Week
Chapter 15 Keep The Change
Chapter 16 The Next Bestseller
Chapter 17 Kickbacks
Chapter 18 Not In My Job Description
Chapter 19 More Important Than Money
Chapter 20 The Company Handbook
Chapter 21 The Ends Justify The Means
Chapter 22 Proving Your Innocence Isn't Easy
Chapter 23 Self Sabotage
Chapter 24 Dedication To Your Pay-Check
Chapter 25 No One Refuses A Free Meal
Chapter 26 Apologies
Chapter 27 They'd Sell Like Hot Cakes
Chapter 28 Moody Jerks Shouldn't Look That Attractive
Chapter 29 Working Late
Chapter 30 Monday Morning Blues
Chapter 31 Buying Time
Chapter 32 Dropping A Bomb
Chapter 33 Losing Business
Chapter 34 Cut Our Losses
Chapter 35 Can't Let Him Get Away With It
Chapter 36 Being Intentionally Disobedient
Chapter 37 Working On The Weekend
Chapter 38 A Sea of Paperwork
Chapter 39 A Puppy For Christmas
Chapter 40 Worst First Date Ever
Chapter 41 What Real Friendship Looks Like
Chapter 42 I Shouldn't Be Flirting With My Assistant
Chapter 43 Mrs Clancy's Suspicions
Chapter 44 Something I Really Shouldn't Do
Chapter 45 Caught Staring
Chapter 46 Job Searches
Chapter 47 Pulling Stocks
Chapter 48 Worrying About Grandma
Chapter 49 He's My BOSS!
Chapter 50 Late Night Phone Call
Chapter 51 He Doesn't Even Know My Name
Chapter 52 Suspiciously Anonymous
Chapter 53 Giving In
Chapter 54 Working Late
Chapter 55 The Sort of Boss I Won't Be
Chapter 56 This Is A Bad Idea
Chapter 57 Technically, I'm Not Lying
Chapter 58 Coming Here Was A Mistake
Chapter 59 Thinking About Kissing
Chapter 60 I Shouldn't Do It
Chapter 61 I Need Your Help
Chapter 62 I Love Lasagne
Chapter 63 Talking Over Dinner
Chapter 64 What Neither of Us Want to Say
Chapter 65 No Common Sense
Chapter 66 Pink Ears & Worried Lips
Chapter 67 Professionalism & Dignity: Two things I Can't Maintain
Chapter 68 Saving Someone's Dream
Chapter 69 I Don't Know
Chapter 70 Netflix and Chill
Chapter 71 Third Wheel
Chapter 72 She's Sees Through Me
Chapter 73 Grandma?
Chapter 74 A New Friend
Chapter 75 Mrs Clancy's Granddaughter
Chapter 76 A Decade of Procrastination
Chapter 77 An All-Nighter with Grandma
Chapter 78 Meeting Your Girlfriend's Grandmother
Chapter 79 Company Gossip
Chapter 80 You're Really Short
Chapter 81 Checking Up On Grandma
Chapter 82 I Need Your Help
Chapter 83 A Random Idea
Chapter 84 He's Up To Something
Chapter 85 Mr Wigney
Chapter 86 The Best Gifts Are the Ones You Make Yourself
Chapter 87 Distractions
Chapter 88 Woodland Creatures
Chapter 89 Tiny People
Chapter 90 Carrying On
Chapter 91 He's Going to Hate Me
Chapter 92 She'll Know What to Do
Chapter 93 The House is Too Quiet
Chapter 94 You've Got This
Chapter 95 She's Not Here
Chapter 96 Will They Hate Me?
Chapter 97 The Memorial
Chapter 98 Murder
Chapter 99 I'm The One Who Lied
Chapter 100 I Feel Sort of Useless
Chapter 101 He May or May Not Have Killed Her Parents
Chapter 102 I Can't Lose Him
Chapter 103 I Should Go Home
Chapter 104 Is This Poison?
Chapter 105 Returning to Work
Chapter 106 A True Friend
Chapter 107 Choices
Chapter 108 I'm Scared
Chapter 109 Taking Her Place
Chapter 110 It Was A Set Up
Chapter 111 In Over My Head
Chapter 112 Confrontations
Chapter 113 Asking For Help
Chapter 114 Impatience and Exhaustion
Chapter 115 A Promise of Information
Chapter 116 Revelations
Chapter 117 You're Not Safe
Chapter 118 A Sleepless Night
Chapter 119 Finding Answers
Chapter 120 What If?
Chapter 121 A Run in Over Lunch
Chapter 122 Snooping
Chapter 123 How Much Did You Tell Her?
Chapter 124 Mine to Protect
Chapter 125 Misguided Loyalty
Chapter 126 Waiting
Chapter 127 The Light at the End of the Tunnel
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Chapter 119 Finding Answers
I do as Martin says, taking a seat as my entire body tenses at the idea of what he is about to say. I wish I could just run from the room and pretend that he didn’t suggest I should sit down. It’s what I used to do when I was a child and grandma wanted to tell me off.
It probably wouldn’t work now ...
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