Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Rosie Steppe

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In the end, I couldn't stand the idea of the amusement park being anything less than perfect. This place was my dad's dream-a promise he made before he died in that car accident. I needed it to be flawless, so I agreed to help.

But now, instead of being an official part of the team, I was just some unpaid consultant, working behind the scenes.

Whatever, as long as the amusement park turned out amazing in the end.

Besides, I had nothing better to do. Staying busy was way better than just sitting around.

That evening, I headed to the Holiday Inn to meet Hayden about the amusement park project. As I was leaving, I noticed the door across the hall was locked up tight. The idea of some random guy moving in there soon gave me the creeps. Then it hit me: why not rent that apartment?

Luckily, the landlord's name and number were right on the door. I called her up right away, but when I pitched my idea, she hesitated. "Well... I already took a deposit from someone else. I can't just back out now."

"Ms. Brown, give him his deposit back-double it. I'll cover the difference, and I'll pay more rent than he's offering," I said, not even hesitating. A little extra cash for peace of mind? Worth it.

what they say: "money

bought you peace of mind and made other

by the extra cash, quickly agreed to talk to the current tenant and promised to get

be here for any reason. But my gut was telling me she was here for me. And sure enough, she looked up as soon as she

talk about work, you've got the wrong person. I already quit," I snapped before she

I'd thought about letting it go since she was pregnant, but now that

here to talk to you about that," Tanya said

any part-sweet and charming one rninute, cold and calculating the next-and I never held back. But I didn't expect her to

wasn't just playing the innocent victim; she was more like one of those girls who'd flirt with anyone who gave her attention, shamelessly doing whatever it took

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all ears," I said, dropping into the chair across

it. You're reading too much into

laugh. "But it seems like you were the one reading too much into things. I asked you to work with Wayne and get familiar with the