A Silly Christmas Love Story

By Michele Carter

Virginia waited excitedly for the elevator door to open. Today was her first day as an associate lawyer at the firm Rippling, Steele, Abs, and Loins. The elevator door opened, and she stepped inside, about to start a new adventure.

Now that Virginia has a job, she is determined to forget about her previous disastrous boyfriends. Even with her love of wrestling, her heart is still big enough to hold another man, so when she meets Rod, it’s as if Santa finally read her letter this time.

'A Silly Christmas Love Story' is a very short holiday office romance full of the usual fits of fury and heavy workloads, but loaded with laughs. A fun short story to read in front of a crackling fire. Within just 20 pages a Christmas miracle happens.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Michele Carter
• Release date: Oct 9, 2011
• ISBN: 9780968272848

Michele Carter

I was born and raised in Vancouver Canada. After graduating from the University of British Columbia with a Master of Arts Degree in English I taught English Lit for several years. I love writing, especially historical fiction that has a little humour for my entertainment and yours.

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Published by Boomer Publications Inc. at Smashwords

Copyright 2011 by Michele Carter

ISBN 978-0-9682728-4-8

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1. Christmas. 2. Romance. 3.Wrestling. 4. Circus Families. 5. Walking Canes

A Silly Christmas

Love Story

by

Michele Carter

O N E

Virginia waited excitedly for the elevator door to open. Today was her first day as an associate lawyer at the firm Rippling, Steele, Abs, and Loins. The elevator door opened, and she stepped inside, about to start a new adventure. The mirrored elevator was empty. Good, she thought. I’ll make one last check of my appearance.

Virginia pushed the button to the eighteenth floor and stared modestly at her reflection. She patted her untameable mass of glorious, thick, molten red-golden hair, and checked her large, green eyes for any specks of sleep. She hiked up her short, red, leather skirt just a little higher and undid the top button of her white, silk blouse. She admired her fashion sense that bordered on pert and perky rather than dowdy and old-fashioned. She hoped her new boss would like her sense of youthful style and note that her red and white ensemble resembled the colours of the Canadian flag. Her outfit emphasized her 5'4″ daintily petite, but slightly top-heavy, slender frame.

Virginia knew she would make a good lawyer and hoped she would become an advocate for oppressed women who would consult with her on matters of civil