Billionaire Boss: The Billion Dollar Deal

“And now,” she whispered, “I’m building another.”

“Talking to yourself? Not a good sign.”

She whirled around to find Sean standing in the open doorway, holding a pizza box that smelled like heaven while he watched her with amusement glittering in his eyes.

In self-defense, she said, “I have to talk to myself, since I’m the only one who really understands me.”

“I understand you, Georgia.”

“Is that right?” She turned her back on the closet, the boxes and everything she had to do. Snatching the pizza box from him, she headed out of the bedroom and walked toward the stairs. He was right behind her. “Well then, why don’t you tell me what I’m thinking?”

“Easily enough done,” he said, his steps heavy on the stairs behind her. “You’re excited, but worried. A bit embarrassed for having me catch you doing a monologue in your bedroom and you’re hoping you’ve some wine in the kitchen to go with that pizza.”

She looked over her shoulder at him and hoped the surprise she felt was carefully hidden. “You’re right about two of them, but I happen to know I don’t have a bottle of wine in the kitchen.”

“You do now,” he told her, and dropped an arm around her shoulders when they hit the bottom of the stairs. “I picked some up while I was out.”

“I do like a man who plans ahead.”

“Then you’ll love me for the plans I have for later.” He took the box from her, walked into the kitchen and set it down on the counter.

She stood in the doorway, her gaze following him as he searched through cupboards for plates and napkins and wineglasses. His hair was shaggy and needed a trim. The jeans he wore now were faded and clung to his butt and legs, displaying what she knew was a well-toned body. He whistled as he opened the bottle of wine and poured each of them a glass of what was probably an outrageously expensive red.

You’ll love me for the plans I have for later.

His words echoed in her head, and Georgia tried to shrug them off. Not easy to do, though, when a new and startling discovery was still rattling through her system. Warning bells rang in her mind and a flutter of nerves woke up in the pit of her stomach.

Mouth dry, heart pounding, she looked at Sean and realized what her heart had been telling her for days. Maybe weeks.

She’d done the unthinkable.

She’d fallen in love with Sean Connolly.

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