More Than She Bargained For, Story 1 (Spanking Stories from the Law Office of Campbell, Blackstone & Park)

By Emma Snowe

First story in the series.

Attorney Stephen Blackstone's new legal assistant, Kate Beckett, is driving him nuts. When she comes close to ruining a meeting with important clients, he comes close to losing all patience with her. When he reads the content of her Facebook messages, he does. Can Stephen handle the underachieving but manipulative Kate?

*OTK spanking and graphic sex

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bisou Press
• Release date: Dec 28, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301118038

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More Than She Bargained For

by Emma Snowe

Text Copyright 2013 Emma Snowe

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More Than She Bargained For

The law office of Campbell, Blackstone & Park was emptying out quickly for the upcoming weekend. With each departure the building got quieter and darker as the machines and lights were clicked off. It was just the way Stephen Blackstone liked it. His partner John Campbell was gathering his things - Stephen could hear the jingling of keys and the clicking of a briefcase latch in the room next door. Then soft footsteps approached, the sound of expensive leather shoes, probably from Europe if he knew John, on the hardwood floor. It was hardly noticeable, but Stephen had a keen ear. His staff might say he had keener eyes, as all of them had suffered his stern looks and/or lectures on the smallest of errors that other professionals, even one like John Campbell, would more than likely overlook.

I'm out of here, Stephen, John said, poking his ever-cheerful face in the door. "Hope you have a wonderful weekend. The offer still stands for dinner tonight. Cookie won't mind extra cooking."

John laughed out loud at his own joke, while Stephen forced a grin. John was always making silly jokes, and his cheerfulness often got on Stephen's last nerve. Lately, everything and everybody seemed to get on his last nerve. He feigned politeness with John, though, because he was, before anything else, his friend. John and his wife, Cookie, had supported him like no others since his own wife had died nearly two years ago. They had given him plenty of time to mourn, more than most people considered necessary - he knew that, but lately they were subtly pushing him to start dating, and Stephen had a good idea that a Friday night dinner at their house would involve some amateur matchmaking on Cookie's part. He wasn't ready for that.

Thanks, John, Stephen responded, but I think I'll pass. I've got other plans, so don't worry about me. You and Cookie have a wonderful weekend. He didn't really have other plans, but John didn't need to know that. If he did have a plan