A Job Offer and Beyond

By Emma Bishop

Veronica is having a rotten night at her job, taking calls in a call center. Her boss takes pity on her and tells her to take a little downtime, giving her a few hours free before she has to confront another caller.

She’s trying to regain her composure to grab a late-night meal when she meets a new employee, working as a security guard for the building. The two flirt a little bit, and Veronica starts to feel a little bit better about her evening.

Fintan, the handsome security guard, wheedles an invitation to eat with Veronica, and the two begin to flirt in earnest; Veronica is surprised to find out that Fintan is not exactly what he seems, and that he might have a solution to her job-related burnout...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005536428

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A Job Offer and Beyond

by

Emma Bishop

Copyright 2022 Emma Bishop

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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Veronica stood outside shivering and staring out at the parking garage in bleak contemplation. She closed her eyes a moment and took a long drag from her cigarette, holding the smoke in her lungs as long as she could stand before exhaling slowly. It had been a more difficult night than usual; the last call she had taken before her break had threatened to hunt her down personally and kill her—all because she was unable to remove a late fee from his account. She had escalated the call to her manager, who had, in a moment of real conscience, instructed her to take some downtime. She would have a few hours to herself.

It had taken her a few moments in the bathroom to even gain enough composure to walk through the office. Veronica opened her eyes and looked down at her lit cigarette. She had taken the job as an alternative to having no job at all, and had initially done quite well at it.

She was beginning to think that