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Erin Shaw hates Nico Hayes enough that their company has spent eighteen months keeping them apart.
She stopped a sales director who grabbed a woman trying to get away. Nico told the company exactly what he saw. The man was fired. Erin nearly was too. His report left a final warning in her file, and she has never forgiven him.
The feeling is mutual.
Now an acquisition is bleeding their Chicago operation dry, and management has put its two most hostile directors at neighboring desks until close. Nine weeks. One room. No buffer.
Erin expects arguments. What she doesn’t expect is Nico to stay late beside her, make her laugh, or become the man she wants closer when she has every reason to push him away.
Falling for him does not erase the report, the warning, or eighteen months of fury.
It leaves Erin six feet from the man she hasn’t forgiven, wondering why the thought of him walking away has become worse than having him stay.
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Erin Shaw hates Nico Hayes enough that their company has spent eighteen months keeping them apart.
She stopped a sales director who grabbed a woman trying to get away. Nico told the company exactly what he saw. The man was fired. Erin nearly was too. His report left a final warning in her file, and she has never forgiven him.
The feeling is mutual.
Now an acquisition is bleeding their Chicago operation dry, and management has put its two most hostile directors at neighboring desks until close. Nine weeks. One room. No buffer.
Erin expects arguments. What she doesn’t expect is Nico to stay late beside her, make her laugh, or become the man she wants closer when she has every reason to push him away.
Falling for him does not erase the report, the warning, or eighteen months of fury.
It leaves Erin six feet from the man she hasn’t forgiven, wondering why the thought of him walking away has become worse than having him stay.
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