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“You seem like you have a lot on your mind,” he said, observing her furrowed brows.
“Nothing.” She didn’t want to say something stupid to spoil the moment.
“Did I live up to your fantasy?”
“Oh, God! A thousand times more!” she exclaimed with enthusiasm.
“As long as you’re satisfied.”
“Oh, I am. Are you?”
“Yes. Very.”
Alexa grinned. She couldn’t believe that she’d satisfied Jess in such an intimate way.
“If you’re worried about anyone in the office finding out…” Jess continued.
“I’m not…” she lied. She bit down on her lip. Was this just a one-off? She really hoped not. She just couldn’t live with herself not having more of Jess, not capturing his heart and soul, not just his body. But could they really work together and be lovers?
“Yes.”
“What?” Alexa jolted in shock. She was caught off guard.
“Yes, we can continue what we have. I trust that you’d be discreet about our relationship.”
Alexa swallowed hard. Holy crap! Was he a mind reader, too?
A grin touched the corner of his lips to let her know that Jess was more perceptive about a woman’s thoughts and feelings than most men.
***
Two weeks later, they were at the Hot Spot Resort. They’d won the account and were fast at work on a huge ad campaign to revamp the couples only resort’s profile.
“I’m so glad you decided to take your vacation here, too, Jess,” Alexa said as she looked out on the beautiful blue ocean while standing on the balcony of their suite.
“Why’s that?”
“Because life is more than just work. What made you decide to change your mind about extending the trip at the last minute?”
“You?”
“Me?”
“Yes, Lex! You were right. I need to take a break once in a while. You’re the perfect companion to do so with. And why are you always surprised? Don’t you realize you’re one heck of an influential person?”
“No. I didn’t. I just try to be myself,” she shrugged
“And don’t ever stop, my dear. You’re perfect…just the way you are.”
Alexa flushed the color of her rouge summer dress.
Jess leaned over and hugged her from behind as they watched the ocean waves together and enjoyed the warmth from the sun on their skin.
Clearly this was the beginning of something very beautiful!
THE END
Thanks for reading Accidentally Flirting with the CEO. If you enjoyed this story, you may also enjoy the next book in the series “Accidentally Married to the Billionaire.” Here’s a sneak preview:
ACCIDENTALLY MARRIED TO THE BILLIONAIRE
When Kira Watson, a normally shy reporter, wakes up in a Las Vegas hotel room with a gorgeous man in her bathroom, her jaw drops open. He tells her that he is Alessandro, her new husband, but just for the weekend. Alessandro was the man she was sent to write a story about—but how did she end up his weekend wife?
Sexy, arrogant tycoon Alessandro Romano goes to Las Vegas to clench the most important deal for his business. What he did not bargain for was sweet undercover reporter Kira Watson. After a few drinks they end up tying the knot on the spur of the moment in a drive-through wedding on the Vegas Strip. She is perfect to play his temporary wife for the weekend so that he can persuade his business partners and the press that he is a family man—but the rules soon change when passion begins to sizzle between them.
1.
I will never drink again!
Kira Watson’s head pounded like a bass drum when she woke up from her first real hangover in years. She froze when she heard the buzzing sound of an electrical device coming from the bathroom of her hotel suite.
Oh, God! Please tell me I didn’t do anything stupid last night.
The last thing she remembered was coming to Las Vegas, Nevada on an assignment with a new job to cover the bidding for a large facility near Disneyland in Orlando, Florida. Billionaires from around the world were meeting at a prestigious hotel just outside of Vegas with their proposals of what they would do with the facility. All eyes were on one man who wanted to change it into the world’s largest children’s hospital and thought it would be the best location. Kira’s twin had died of a rare childhood disorder and she hoped whoever won the bid would be turn the sought after building into a world-renowned facility to help sick children from around the world—regardless of their family income.
That was pretty much what she remembered.
She also remembered not having anything to eat then drinking champagne at some reception at the hotel—a few glasses too many, probably, and feeling tipsy. She’d spoken to a nice gentleman but that was it. Wasn’t it?
