The response took me as much off guard as the man himself. But he waved at the chair as if I should return and began speaking. “The Retreat has completed construction, but we lost our initial interior designer, and we’ve struggled to find a competent replacement who understands our needs. Your portfolio?” My ADHD brain trying to rate my amount key plot points in my rating: G-rated; 20% (on the high end) getting annoyed with me? Am I adding extra space for people that are reading this sentence so they consider their choices? Nah…. Maybe a little, in case… but I tried. Getting out my phone, I dialed my best friend Mia’s number. After a couple of rings, she answered, and I could hear the echo of the bathroom she always answered my calls from during the workday. I took a few deep breaths anyway, like Mia suggested, and got out of the car, determined to make the most of this. My heart sank and I cringed, realizing I’d just door-dinged one of the fancy cars in the parking lot. A Tesla.

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He stood from his desk. “We’ll meet at The Retreat tomorrow so I can give you a tour and you can get a feel for the space you’ll be working with.” Giving me an encouraging smile, she said, “Mr. Griffen will be out to get you shortly. You can take a seat.” You did an amazing job on my parents’ new house. It helped their downsizing so much. This is on a different scale, but I know you can do it. You just have to come in and be your fabulous self.” My ex told me no one would ever want to be with a "fat, broke, single mom of three." My billionaire boss thinks otherwise. As a mom, I found myself very sympathetic to Farrah and her struggles balancing parenting and work. As a child of divorced parents, I appreciate the perspective of a mother worrying about how the changes will affect her children. Not every relationship is a happily ever after, and the perspectives we get to experience in this story help explore that.He cleared his throat, already sounding uncomfortable. “You did great, kid. Just weren’t the right fit.” She nodded from behind her desk as I approached, my sensible heels loud against the tile. “Would you like a water or a coffee?” Mia giggled. “Technically, he’s always doing billionaire things. And after the last three bad candidates HR sent through, he decided to handle the process himself.” I wish I believed in myself as much as she did. Especially considering I was about to ditch the heels and run out of here. Family friendly? I could do that. “Do you expect a lot of families to stay at your luxury hotel?” I asked.

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I tried to listen to her words instead of hyperventilating. “Right. Right.” I still wasn’t convinced. This one.” He tapped at the second inspiration board I’d laid out. “This is closer to what I wanted. But it needs to be more family friendly, less breakable items.”If you are in the mood for a romance that will make you laugh and bring a few tears to your eyes, I highly suggest Hello Billionaire! Levi’s watching them.” I cringed. My oldest may have been fourteen, but sometimes I thought his eight-year-old brother was more mature. “Dad had a doctor’s appointment and Mom had to cover at their coffee shop, so I was on my own today. But Levi can handle it... I hope.” In fact, there were no photos on his desk, nothing on the walls to show he had a life outside of this office.