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    Beauty and The Boss
    Beauty and The Boss
    Beauty and The Boss
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    Beauty and The Boss

    By Erica Storm

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    If you needed an A to pass a class would you be willing to sleep with the professor if he were handsome and had a body to die for? If he doesn’t know you’re alive and he’s not really your professor, but your boss, will you take the chance to approach him with an offer that’s too good to refuse?
    All Taylor Page wanted was two things, a name change to maybe Kesha or Tonya, and for her handsome professor to change her grade from a D to an A. When he asked for what he wanted, she was too shy to ask him for what she wanted.
    All Noah wanted was a date with the lovely Taylor Page and he didn’t care what her name was when he got the chance to be with her. Will she refuse him when she discovers he is the boss of a firm that has just hired her?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErica Storm
    Release dateAug 16, 2017
    ISBN9781370720217
    Beauty and The Boss
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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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      Beauty and The Boss - Erica Storm

      Chapter One: Taylor

      Mr. Page, the text read, I would like to see you in my office the minute the class is over. I nudged my roommate, Elizabeth. She leaned over and put away her phone for a moment.

      Wow, that’s cool. Have you taken a good look at the Professor? He’s gorgeous. Look at those shoulders, those long legs. I could get an orgasm just looking at his body. I bet Ford couldn’t build a body like his.

      I glanced up and took a better look. He has to be close to thirty. And why am I discussing his ass with you during this lecture. Don’t you know how important it is for me to get an A.?

      You are dreaming if you think you will get an A out of this class, Elizabeth said. I rolled my eyes at her.

      At least I’m willing to try. Then we heard whispers saying for us to shut it.

      The professor turned around to look at the screen overhead and change the PowerPoint presentation.

      He wore a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up and dark slacks. From where I sat I could see that expensive watch. Not your normal professors’ attire. Some of the professors came to class in mom jeans or a suit that looked like they slept in it.

      I wouldn’t give a fuck if he was twenty years older. Look at that body. And fuck me if he doesn’t have an ass that you could bounce a quarter off.

      Now why would I want to bounce a quarter off his ass? And why are we talking about that anyway. Look at this text. He thinks I’m a man.

      In this large auditorium how is he supposed to know what you are?

      You would at least think he would take the time to read the student’s names correctly.

      There are too many in this lecture hall. This place holds more than one hundred seats and they are all filled to capacity. It seems the visiting professor Erickson is very popular with the females. Just look around, Elizabeth said.

      I did a complete turn to the right, to the left, and behind me and sure enough at least three-fourths of the class were females.

      Since when have you seen so many women in one class and Business Math no less? Elizabeth said.

      We’re here because we couldn’t pass our regular math class and you said we could get an easy grade. This has been the hardest stuff I’ve had to tackle and I’ll probably lose my small scholarship and will have to get a part time job somewhere to stay in school and pay my portion of the rent. I’m already up to my ass in courses. I can’t take anymore. I can’t pass the ones I have, I said to Elizabeth.

      I’m in the same boat, Elizabeth interjected.

      But you have a family on Long Island who’s willing to put up with your failings. Mine are not. They can’t support me if I lose my scholarships and I will have to go to work and I’m just in my second year in college and I pissed away the first year with you drinking and dancing and doing all kinds of stupid white girl shit, I said. I’m black. I can’t afford to do that shit you white girls do.

      What’s color got to do with it? I know some black girls that would put me to shame. I glanced over at Elizabeth and raised an eyebrow. She was right. It had nothing to do with color. Some people like to party and others didn’t.

      You would know everybody, I said. And where did you meet them? In some alley or at one of your boyfriends’ place?

      Elizabeth opened her phone, looked at me and said, I don’t kiss and tell.

      Just then someone next to Elizabeth whispered, Shut up. You have been talking the entire class. We can’t concentrate. I leaned passed Elizabeth and shot her a nasty

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