Her Billionaire Ceo Book 7 – Jewel Allen

He turned towards her, as though aware of her touch, and she withdrew her hand. “Not even a little bit?” he asked. “I suppose, it’s okay when we get out of the busier streets.” “Tell me then, when you’re ready.” Isa didn’t answer for a long moment. And then she said, “Fine.”

“As in, right now?” A deep breath. Then, “Sure.” In Spanish, Alejandro gave his instructions. The car engine whined, and engaged into the next gear. “I suppose no one can steal this car from you unless they speak Spanish?” Isa said over the noise of the acceleration.

“No, I can instruct in any language. She’s smart that way. She will, however, only recognize someone else’s voice if I command her to. Or respond to my remote control.” Disappointment pooled in Isa’s chest. “Oh.” “Why? Did you want to instruct her?” “I wanted to tell her to peel out.” “Peel out?” “Where you spin fast, but you probably need an icy surface for that…”

“Is everything clear?” Alejandro interrupted. “Yes, why?” He told Reina, in English, “Stop, then turn 180 degrees.” Reina did as she was told. If they hadn’t been wearing seatbelts, Isa was sure that they’d have been ejected. “Whoa,” Isa said, her voice woozy. “You know we’re going the other way now, right?”

“I couldn’t see, no, but I can well imagine.” “Not only that,” Isa said, her voice rising, “but we’ve attracted a motorcycle gang.” “Seriously?” “Seriously.” Isa gave the play-by-play. “Two motorcycles are pulling away from the pack. They are riding alongside. One—” She screamed as a loud thud sounded.

“What is happening?” Alejandro said, his body taut. “He just hit your window with a ball and chain!” “Won’t hurt the car. It has a special covering that can resist weapons known to man.” Her voice hitched. “Like a gun?” “Especially a gun.” Whoever it was, was persistent. Continuous thuds rocked the car slightly.

“You know,” Alejandro said, “this is getting kind of boring.” He said something in Spanish. Once again, Reina turned on a dime, this time headed home. The engine hummed slightly louder, then took off, like a jet.

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OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents Copyright Page Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Chapter Twelve Chapter Thirteen Chapter Fourteen Chapter Fifteen Chapter Sixteen Chapter Seventeen Chapter Eighteen Chapter Nineteen Chapter Twenty Chapter Twenty-One Chapter Twenty-Two Chapter Twenty-Three Chapter Twenty-Four Chapter Twenty-Five Chapter Twenty-Six Chapter Twenty-Seven Chapter Twenty-Eight Chapter Twenty-Nine Chapter Thirty Chapter Thirty-One Chapter Thirty-Two Chapter Thirty-Three Chapter Thirty-Four Chapter Thirty-Five Chapter Thirty-Six Chapter Thirty-Seven Chapter Thirty-Eight Chapter Thirty-Nine Chapter Forty Chapter Forty-One Chapter Forty-Two Epilogue OceanofPDF.com Chapter One sa squeezed into the elevator on the first floor and let the others crowd around, filling the gaps.

She didn’t want to be buried in the back, having to push through the crowd when she got off the nineteenth floor of the Drake Publishing high-rise. As the elevator numbers lit up, 5…6…7… she inhaled deeply, imagining Elvira’s fake smile while trying to undermine, yet again, her authority at this staff meeting.

Isa was grateful for Elvira. Her assistant editor kept her on her toes. Not. Elvira… what a name. Not as dark as her movie namesake, but she did have a somewhat vampiric look, with her pale makeup and black bob. She was hungry and ambitious, and Isa knew what that was like, to want so desperately to prove herself. Everyone was just watching and waiting for Isa to slip-up as the new editor for Drake’s art imprint. Especially Elvira. Exiting the elevator with the rest of the crowd, Isa’s sensible pumps clicked on the marble floor and her A-line dress swished as she briskly approached the open board room door.

There Elvira was, seated beside Mr. Drake and obviously trying for a power seat statement. Which one was more powerful?

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