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childish.

“I just wanted to say that I don’t want to have any problems, between us

or in the company. This is a great place to work and I’d very much like to

keep it that way. No one needs to know that we knew each other before. As

far as I’m concerned, everything’s been forgotten.” There was obvious

tension on June’s part, though, and it sounded from her tone like she hadn’t

forgotten or forgiven anything. She was barely hanging on to a professional

thread, and she didn’t like it.

Arabella’s eyes widened. The blue was so blue it was like falling into the

lake where Summer’s parents had their cottage. It reminded June how much

she loved that place, and how happy she’d be to escape there on the

weekend. She was annoyed by the fact that the exact shade of blue in

Arabella’s irises reminded her of one her favorite places in the world.

“Thank you,” Arabella whispered. “Just so you know, I didn’t…I didn’t

know this was your company when I applied. I need the job. Badly. I’m

going to do my best here. I really want to be a part of your success.”

June searched the words for hidden meaning as her eyes searched

Arabella’s face for deception, but there was none to be found. Either she

was very good at hiding it, or she really meant what she said. The same

humility she’d had in the meeting was still present. She looked humbled.

Not sassy and high on herself, drunk on her need to have people like her.

She was as professional as anyone June had ever met.

And as beautiful.

June ignored that. She didn’t like the fire in her belly when she

acknowledged that Arabella was gorgeous. She was not going to take that

further and let herself notice anything else. Arabella was still tall, curvy,

and lethally attractive, but June wasn’t going to go there.

“That’s great.” June made sure that came out sounding like she meant it.

“That was…your ideas were good. Good work out there.”

“Thanks.” Arabella’s smile nearly blinded June, not because of the

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