Free Since He Really Feels (He Feels) by Lisa Suzanne Page B

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    “This is Darlene. She is amazing and will get you whatever you need.” He grinned at her, and she looked at my fiancé like he was a god, but that was something I had started to get used to. He was not difficult to look at, and it wasn’t the first time I’d seen ladies trip over themselves for a better view. “Darlene, this is Julianne. She is on my team and today is her first day. And she happens to be my fiancée.”
    I saw a flash of disappointment cross her face, and I beamed with sudden pride on the inside. Yep, this sexy man was taken. By me.
    I shook Darlene’s hand. “Nice to meet you,” I smiled warmly, and even through her disappointment that Nick was taken, she still managed a warm smile back. She seemed like someone who I wanted on my side.
    Nick showed me to my office, and I was amazed at my new setup. I had a beautiful desk, a laptop and iPad, and floor to ceiling windows. I had a circular table in the space in front of my desk where I could design or meet with clients or hold small meetings with colleagues. It was gorgeous, and it was all mine.
    “Holy shit, Nick.”
    “I know. Nice, right?”
    I grinned. “McMillan who?”
    He grinned back. “You think this is nice? Wait until you see my office.”
    I giggled. “This is amazing.”
    Just then a good looking man popped his head in my office. He was no match for Nick in my eyes, but he was the epitome of tall, dark, and handsome. His dark eyes gave off an air of mystery, and he had the most chiseled cheekbones I’d ever seen in my life. His black hair was cut short on the sides but longer on top and was neat but casual. I had to catch my breath for a second in the presence of two good looking men in my office.
    “Cash,” Nick said. “This is Julianne. Today’s her first day, and she’s on our team.”
    “Julianne. A beautiful name for a beautiful lady,” he grinned, grasping my hand in his. My heart skipped a beat at his smile, and I felt immediately guilty for that in the presence of the man I was going to marry.
    I pushed it out of my mind as I shook his hand and then dropped it quickly. “Nice to meet you, Cash.”
    “Cash knows that we’re engaged,” Nick said, almost as if he was reiterating to Cash that I was taken.
    If that was true, why the hell was he being so boldly flirtatious in front of Nick?
    “We’re just getting to know the expertise of each member of the team, and we’ll be meeting later today to sort out some projects and discuss how this team is going to work,” Nick said to both of us.
    “Sounds great, boss. Would you like me to take Julianne around to introduce her to the rest of the team?” Cash asked.
    Shit, I hoped Nick declined that offer. I liked having Nick introduce me, and besides, I didn’t know this Cash guy well enough. He made me feel uncomfortable, and I wasn’t sure yet if it was because he had been so openly flirtatious or if it was because I liked it.
    “That would be great. I need to get my notes together for today’s meeting anyway. Julianne, enjoy your day and I’ll see you at noon in my office for our meeting. We’ll have a working lunch today.” Nick left my office and headed presumably toward his own.
    I set my purse in the empty bottom drawer of my desk and glanced around my new office. I had a bookcase all to myself. I was used to a cubicle, so it would take me some time to get used to all of this space.
    “Come,” Cash said, motioning for me to join him.
    I was suddenly nervous. I didn’t like his commanding presence and I didn’t like him telling me what to do.
    Cash walked out of the office ahead of me and turned to the right. He glanced into the office next to mine. “This is my office,” he said. Fantastic… right next door.
    We continued down the hall, and he poked his head into another office.
    The next office belonged to Kaylee, and then I was introduced to Christine, Jace, Autumn, and Derrick.
    The last office he took me into was Bree’s.
    “Hey,