The Elusive and Exclusive Billionaire's Club: McKenzie's Choice, Book 1

By Bella Bentley

Overview
"I never thought checking one’s mail could change your life. Had I known, maybe I would have never checked it and never traveled down the rabbit hole that forever changed my life. Forever altered my desires, bringing me to the point of no return."—McKenzie Kane

McKenzie Kane is on her way to attending the medical school of her dreams— Stanford. McKenzie worked hard to get accepted into the prestigious, yet extremely expensive medical school, but when she realizes her funding has fallen through she is forced to rely on the one thing she has avoided relying on her entire life...her looks. Her lucky stars provide a mysterious solution for her—an invitation from The Elusive and Exclusive BC. One night here, and her first year’s tuition will be paid in full. But what MacKenzie doesn't realize is she will become the new Alice who falls down an erotic rabbit hole.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bella Bentley
• Release date: Feb 12, 2013

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The Elusive and Exclusive Billionaire’s Club:

McKenzie’s Choice

Book 1

By

BELLA BENTLEY

Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content. It is intended only for age 18 and older.

I never thought checking one’s mail could change your life. Had I known, maybe I would have never checked it and never traveled down the rabbit hole that forever changed my life. Forever altered my desires, bringing me to the point of no return.

Chapter One

McKenzie, you’ll be fine. Really, you’ll see. Shelly, my best friend and roommate, reached for my arm to console me as I sat at my kitchen table in a pool of tears. I was one month away from graduating from the University of Southern California, summa cum laude, and on my way to fulfill my dream to become a surgeon by attending the prestigious Stanford Medical School.

Coming from a middle class American family; Mom a teacher and Dad a fireman, it was a big deal for me to get into USC with practically no student loans.

But medical school was an entirely different league in the student loans arena. Stanford came with prestige as well as a hefty price tag of over $45,000 a year in tuition. There was no way I could attend medical school on my own accord or on my family’s salary; financial aid was a must for me. But there in bold letters on the document before me was an awakening—a slap across the face—that my dream was now over. I lost my funding. I wouldn’t be able to go to Stanford Medical School.

Ugh, I crumbled up the letter and threw it across my small apartment. What am I going to do? I yelled in unfair annoyance. I’ve worked so damn hard, Shelly. My whole life I’ve worked my ass off and they’re going to tell me that out of thousands of applicants . . . they only accept 3.3 percent of applicants, I got into fucking Stanford University Medical School! And now I can’t go because my fucking funding fell through?

After a few moments of silence, Shelly spoke softly, My dad always said everything is up for negotiation. Why don’t you call the school and see if there is any sort of payment plan? Her cheerful voice could lighten any mood. But not today, I was in the depths of despair.

Payment plan. Right.

No, seriously. It doesn’t hurt to ask.

Let’s see . . . Hi Miss so and so, who works at the business office who really doesn’t give a damn about me. I really want to go to this school. Please help me, please? I’ll make my payments of $45,000. Yet, now that I think of it, I don’t even have money to pay for September, but pretty please, let me. I graduated Summa Cum Laude!

My forehead fell on my arm lying on the table.

"Well, I’m sure you really