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    The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3)
    The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3)
    The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3)
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    The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3)

    By Erica Storm

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    Bradley: “After law school I worked in my father’s company every day for a year, and it sucked the life out of me. No girlfriend, no intimate relationship. Then I had a revelation, and I took a holiday to the dismay of my slacker brother, Jack.”
    When Bradley discovered Aliena running unclothed on the beach, his world altered.

    Aliena: “I was looking for a place to swim free, without limitations, and forget my troubles when Bradley came along, the most handsome, desirable man I’ve ever met, and just like that, I gave him everything.”
    When the holiday is over, can Bradley and Aliena return to their former lives?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErica Storm
    Release dateSep 11, 2015
    ISBN9781310258077
    The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3)
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    Erica Storm

    Hi, I'm Erica Storm and I write spicy erotica and erotic romance. I have over fifty short titles and box sets to arouse your senses. If you don't have the time to invest in a long novel, you can read my short stories on the go as you wait in the checkout lines. "When you read erotica you feel alive." Happy reading!

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      The Billionaire Takes a Holiday (Part 3) - Erica Storm

      Chapter 1: Aliena

      When I arrived in front of my building, I slumped in the leather seat exhausted, not wanting to get out of the limo and walk to the door. The driver exited and opened the car door. I didn’t have the strength to lift my arms. I felt as if I had been run over by a Mac truck, stuck below the undercarriage, hanging by a thread for dear life.

      Realizing I was out of shape, I had to remedy that by going to the gym. My legs weak and my arms numb. It was about eleven pm and the teenagers were milling about trying to decide whether to go home or get in trouble. Trouble may have won out.

      I’m feeling as if I missed something being a homebody. I’m all of nineteen and unknowingly I’m married. My first full year of college and I have more trouble than I want or ever looked for when I was a teen.

      I liked staying under the radar, not causing any trouble. I liked that I didn’t have to date. But I must have missed something. I fell in love with the first man who got close enough to pull off my panties. And to complicate matters, I’m married to his brother. How in the hell did a girl like me get into a fix like this? I asked myself.

      My life of bliss and school came to an abrupt end when I met the Kingsbridge men. They take care of their wives, as Jack once said. Is that their motto? We take care of our wives, even if the wives don’t want them.

      I reached the door and someone had left it open. I glanced around and headed for the elevator. I never stayed out late. This was new territory for me including dealing with Bradley and Jack. I really didn’t know what to expect from Jack, and now Bradley?

      When I opened the apartment door, I expected to see Tracy in her robe having her last meal of the night before she headed for bed, but instead she was coming in after me.

      Tracy looked exhausted. I don’t know if I can do this another night, she said kicking off her shoes and trying at the same time to unzip a black uniform trimmed in white. It screamed, I’m a waitress, and her face screamed, I’m pissed, don’t mess with me.

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