Taming Sean Davis: Her Billionaire Biker Boss のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 31 - チャプター 40

I looked at the bike again, and this time the image came too easily.Sandra sitting behind Sean.Her arms wrapped around his waist because that was how you held on when you were riding with someone. Her body pressed against his back, her hands resting against his stomach while he drove through the city like it was nothing.I knew exactly how close two people could get on a bike. I rode one myself, so I couldn’t even lie to myself about that.The thought irritated me more than it should have.I tightened my grip on my bag and looked away from the bike.Why was I even thinking about this?Sean was still watching me from across the car, and I wasn’t about to tell him what was going through my head. There was no way I was admitting that I’d been listening outside his door last night, and there was certainly no way I was going to ask him what Sandra was doing with him this morning.So I looked at him and gave him a flat smile.“How tragic for you.”I opened the passenger door and carefully

For the rest of the morning, I did exactly what Sean had asked me to do, although I wasn’t particularly happy about it. I went through my usual work, but instead of handling everything myself, I kept passing things over to Sandra whenever they needed to be sent to Sean, and whenever Sean needed something done through me, I passed the instructions right back to her. It became a strange little back and forth between the three of us. “Send this to Mr. Davis.” “Sandra, Mr. Davis needs these files.” “Tell Mr. Davis I’ll have it ready in twenty minutes.” “Mr. Davis wants the updated schedule.” I couldn’t help feeling like I was being slowly pushed out of my own job, even though Sean had already assured me that wasn’t happening. I knew that wasn’t the case, but knowing it didn’t stop the irritation from building every time I had to watch Sandra walk into his office with something that would normally have come straight to me. By the time the afternoon came around, I knew the meeting wit

I quickly straightened when Sean stepped out of his office, with Sandra following closely behind him. His eyes moved from Julian to me, and for a brief moment, his expression tightened. It was so subtle that he probably thought neither of us would notice, but I caught it before he locked his features into their usual unreadable expression. “I didn’t know Julian was supposed to be in my office,” he said, looking directly at me. “Oh, right.” I glanced at Julian before turning back to Sean. “He’s taking me out.” Sean’s eyes shifted briefly to Julian again. “Taking you out?” “Yes.” “Rihanna, these are still work hours.” I raised my eyebrows. “Yes, well, you’ll be going out for work, and I’ll still be here until it’s time for me to leave. So, we might as well make plans for when I’m done. Julian here will be taking me out as soon as I’m off the clock.” Sean stared at me for a moment, his expression giving very little away. “And what if I have something else for you to do in the off

Sean leaned back in his chair, looking at me as calmly as ever, as if I hadn’t just walked up to his table demanding an explanation. “The investors canceled at the last minute. I’ll have to reschedule the meeting for next week.” I frowned. “I highly doubt that. Why would they cancel?” He raised an eyebrow. “I don’t see why you’re interrogating me about something that doesn’t concern you.” “Of course it concerns me! How the hell did we even end up in the same restaurant?” Sean stared at me for a moment before glancing around the place. “Because it’s a restaurant, Rihanna. They serve food, and people come here to eat. In case you haven’t noticed, I’m a person too, and I happen to eat.” I pressed my lips together, trying not to laugh at his ridiculous response. “You know exactly what I mean.” “Do I?” “Yes, Sean. There are hundreds of restaurants in this city. Why did you choose this one?” “Well, I blame you for that.” He shrugged, looking far too pleased with himself. “You picked

The moment I stepped out of the ladies’ room, my eyes landed on Sean. He was watching the entrance, and I could tell he was expecting me to come back to the table and pick up where we had left off. Maybe he thought I was going to complain about my dress again or start another one of our usual arguments. But I wasn’t in the mood for any of that. I walked straight past him and headed for Julian. Grabbing his arm, I said, “Let’s go.” He looked at me in surprise. “What happened?” “Let’s go, Julian. Right now. I don’t want to be here.” He glanced at me, then toward Sean, and I could see a little excitement creeping into his expression. “Okay. So, where are we going?” “Anywhere. I don’t care. Just somewhere else. I need to think.” “Alright. I guess we can go to the movies.” “Fine. Movies.” I tugged him toward the exit. “You’re really not going to let this whole movie thing go, are you?” I meant it to sound like my usual teasing, but there was no real amusement in my voice. Julian