Melt In Me: Intimatacy

By Angel Burns

Mary Ann Miller is a common 22 year old service crew who flips burgers to make ends meet for herself and her family. She is particularly close to her sister Jona, and actually dreams of one day making it big as a renowned chef. However, her dreams of hitting it big in the culinary scene always take a back seat to the daily grind of getting by in life. Her dreams are almost shattered by the mundane grind of life but everything changes when she applies for Marble Kitchens, a renowned food company on a whim. As fate would have it, she is interviewed by the company’s young and dashing CEO Leo Evans. Leo takes a liking to the young and spunky Mary Ann and hires her. He gives her a chance at work, a better life, and possibly even making all her dreams come true. His striking good looks and natural charm don’t hurt as well and Mary Ann finds herself drawn to her boss and fast falling for him. However, all is not as it seems with Leo Evans. Mary Ann slowly learns that nothing is ever perfect and smooth in this life and that even a seemingly perfect catch like Leonardo has secrets he would rather keep hidden.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Maximus Publishing
• Release date: Mar 7, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310509391

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 Melt In Me

- INTIMACY -

Copyright: Published in the United States by Angel Burns

Published 2015

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Introduction

Mary Ann Miller is a common 22 year old service crew who flips burgers to make ends meet for herself and her family. She is particularly close to her sister Jona, and actually dreams of one day making it big as a renowned chef. However, her dreams of hitting it big in the culinary scene always take a back seat to the daily grind of getting by in life. Her dreams are almost shattered by the mundane grind of life but everything changes when she applies for Marble Kitchens, a renowned food company on a whim. As fate would have it, she is interviewed by the company’s young and dashing CEO Leo Evans. Leo takes a liking to the young and spunky Mary Ann and hires her. He gives her a chance at work, a better life, and possibly even making all her dreams come true. His striking good looks and natural charm don’t hurt as well and Mary Ann finds herself drawn to her boss and fast falling for him. However, all is not as it seems with Leo Evans. Mary Ann slowly learns that nothing is ever perfect and smooth in this life and that even a seemingly perfect catch like Leonardo has secrets he would rather keep hidden.

Chapter 1: Mary-Ann’s modern, boring life

My name is Mary-Ann. I’ve always strived to be the best that I can be in this life. My father told me back then when I was just a little girl: Don’t ever let your lack of money turn into a lack of passion for your dream.

I’ve always held that saying to heart and have always tried to remain true to my father’s wishes. I have to admit though, it’s been tough, but just like what my father said, I’ve never really let my lack of money turn into a lack of passion.

It’s always been my life-long dream to become a world famous chef. I’ve always been fascinated with how the human race has evolved from merely just eating their food raw to cooking it over a fire to inventing different machines such as ovens, microwaves and grills just to cook, heat and enjoy our food differently. 

I’ve been fascinated at how people have even went through the trouble of inventing and discovering so many different ingredients and spices just to enhance the flavor of our food. Don’t get the wrong idea though! Just because I’m fascinated with food doesn’t mean I have a big waistline. My shape is one of the few things I can say I’m proud of in this life.

I can’t really say that I enjoy my current job here in our