Category: Hired To Love By Jordan Lynde

Chapter Nine Henley’s POV “Ughh,” I groaned, pressing on my temple and trying to ease the pounding of my headache. I really hadn’t thought it through when I’d decided to get drunk the night before. Not to mention the fact that I hadn’t even gotten home until two in the morning and then had to wake up at eight to get ready for my nine-to-five shift. All in all, I […]

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Chapter Eight Bennett “Bennett, what are you waiting for?” I stared at the door Henley had just exited through, my mouth hanging a bit. For the first time in a while, I was left speechless. Not only from the insult of her words, but also from her fierceness. No one had ever spoken to me like that. Not even my best friend. And the hairflip? Was it necessary? “Bennett,” Sebastian […]

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Chapter Seven Henley Bennett kept staring at me as we made our way down the street, trying to hunt down his driver. I tried not to feel self-conscious, but it was hard not to. I wasn’t used to being so… decked out. And it also kind of irritated me that he hadn’t stared at me before I’d gotten all dolled up, but even I could begrudgingly admit that I’d gone from a […]

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Chapter Six Henley For the first half of the car ride, things went smoothly. The music stayed loud and Bennett kept his mouth shut. Then around the hour mark, he turned the volume down. “I’ll be parking my car right outside of the city and a driver will be picking us up to chauffeur us the rest of the way,” he told me. “Why don’t we just stop at a […]

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Chapter Five Henley My phone went off for the tenth time in twenty minutes. Annoyed, I pulled it out of my pocket to see the name Bennett Calloway flashing on the screen. Was he some kind of crazy stalker? I’d never met anyone who would call someone every two minutes if they didn’t answer right away. Not wanting to give him the satisfaction of me answering it, I decided to just turn off my […]

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Chapter Four Bennett Hook, line, and sinker. The moment I made my offer and saw Henley’s face go blank I knew I’d won her over. Money could buy anything, after all. “So what are the terms?” she asked and I found myself grinning widely. “Let’s discuss them, shall we?” I suggested. I unlocked my phone, pulling up the agreement I’d constructed over the week.   Sebastian stood up from the […]

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Chapter Three Henley “Hey, does the last name Calloway ring any bells for you?” I asked Ariana, exactly one week after the whole restaurant fiasco. We were currently at my other part-time job, a coffee shop aptly named Coffee House. Ariana was, decidedly, my best friend. She may have filled that role solely because I didn’t have any other friends and we worked together a good portion of the week, […]

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Chapter Two Bennett “The plans for the hotel in Wailea, Hawaii have gone accordingly. Both our construction team and the town mayor have approved the blueprints. I have the estimated budget here and if you approve, you may sign and we could start the construction by next week.” I looked up from my phone to see a few nervous pairs of eyes blinking at me. I turned to my wild-haired […]

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Chapter One Henley “Hattie, table four has been waiting over two minutes for someone to come and take their drink order,” Collin, the manager on shift, said as he walked by me, heading toward the hostess stand. I blinked at him, trying to ignore the fact he got my name wrong for the thousandth time while wondering if he noticed my arms filled with plates of food for a different […]

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