Benny E
For two years, I cleaned his floors and swallowed his insults. He was Lucien Ashford, Crestmont's most famous playboy. I was the maid he called "the help."
Then one stormy night, I woke up in his bed. In his body. With his girlfriend whispering, "Good morning, darling."
And down in the basement, the arrogant billionaire woke up in mine.
Now I have his closet, his credit cards, and a line of women who think I am him. He has my mop, my tiny room, and my entire list of chores. We have to fix this before anyone finds out.
I swore I would never fall for a man like him. But when I see his loneliness from the inside, and he sees my life from the inside, the lines between hate and love begin to blur.
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