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“And here I thought it was because I’m devastatingly hot.” “That too,” he said, not missing a beat. He really didn’t know who I was. Even better. “So, Martin,” I purred, taking a slow sip of that offensively fancy milkshake, “are you single or just good at pretending you’re not married to a Russian wife?” He laughed, genuinely. “Single. You trying to change that, Leni?” I tilted my head. “What makes you think I’m a good pick?” “Just a guess,” he said with a shrug. “You’re confident, a quiet thinker and smart. You are as playful but yet cunning as they come.”

He grins as he says it, which tells me he already knows exactly what my face is doing. The internal deflation is immediate and thorough. A new language. Cold weather. Food I have never tried. A culture I know almost nothing about. A country I have never once visited. "Do they have sushi in Russia?" I ask. He blinks. Then laughs. "Moscow is not Siberia, lyubov. We have everything." "Do you live alone?" "Da. Yes." "Do you travel frequently?" "Frequently."

“All right then.” “I’ll call you tomorrow.” I hang up with a sigh, and call Rosa. “About bloody time,” she says. “How’s it going?” “I don’t know.” “What does that mean?” “I guess I’m just confused about everything.” “Well, I’d be confused too if I ended up in the bed of one of the richest men in the world. I can’t believe you told me his name was Nikolai Something or other, when he is Nikolai Smirnov, a fully paid up member of the Russian billionaire club.”

Just enough to make a man like Nikolai pause and look twice. The cold hit me again the moment I stepped outside. Snow crunched under my boots as I walked to the nearest metro station, my breath forming white clouds in the air. The streets were alive with Muscovites moving quickly, heads down, scarves wrapped tight. I blended in as best I could, keeping my posture straight but not arrogant. The metro ride was crowded and warm inside the train, a brief escape from the wind. I used the time to steady my nerves, repeating my cover story silently. Alexandra Kane, thirty years old, recently arrived from New York after a messy divorce and a need for new opportunities. Fluent enough in Russian to ha

The content was way too long and I flipped through the pages, staring at the long words but well, if I wanted to know about anything that's going on, I needed to go through it and find out the truth if the truth is in it. I flipped the pages back to the first page, starting from the top which was right below my image. NAME: SAPPHIRE SAGE. NATIONALITY: AMERICAN REAL NAME: EKATERINA RAZIN REAL NATIONALITY: RUSSIAN. I'm sorry but Russian?!! How the fuck am I a Russian?!

The proposal arrives on slide seven. SASHA VOLKOV. Twenty-six. Russian-American. Fitness model and influencer with four million followers and the kind of social media presence that looks effortless in the way that only extremely expensive things look effortless. Victoria presents her the way a real estate agent presents a property, with all the dimensions, amenities, and market value, and the amenity she’s selling is Sasha’s ability to stand beside Rhys at public events and look like something sponsors want to invest in.

"Who is he?" Russell muttered in anger. "Finally, you're angry at the right person," Eugene said pulling out his phone. "His name is Alexandra Grüetchen. He was born and raised in Russia. He was invited, apparently. Funny how they invite everyone to that Charity thing. According to this, his family has a great influence in Russia. Blah blah blah. So yeah, this might cause a war." "Not if I stop it first," Russell muttered. Pulling out his phone, he booked the earliest flight out of London City the next day.

And that was putting it mildly. “It’s not about looks. Or even money,” my man laughed. “It’s about reputation. Kirill and I are identical twins. Crowds of girls lined up around him trying to charm him and drag him into marriage. He was the perfect bachelor. Me, though? They tried to avoid me like the plague,” Yartsev laughed deeply. “Well… unless they planned on ending up under me in bed, of course.” “You’re awful!” I laughed too, looking at the handsome bastard completely smitten.

It would be titled: “How My Icy Boss Melted For A University Student," *** At the table, Francis asked the waiter to serve Scarlett a glass of juice. Scarlett had to explain to the Russian partners that she was allergic to alcohol. Francis was sitting on her left side, causing her to go almost completely numb to the left of her body. Russian people are, of course, famous for their ability to drink lots and lots of alcohol– particularly vodka– without getting drunk at all. In accordance with the stereotype, these Russian businessmen drank one bottle after another but still looked amazingly sober. Francis had to drink with them and almost finished two bottles of wine.

After finishing the call, she sat on the bed, looking into space, her fingers tightening around the phone. Let the battle begin. *** [RUSSIA] SARA. *** In all the twenty-two years of her life, she had met men. Tough men, soft men, Ruthless men, compassionate men, Rich men and well, men that could get their way across, single men, and even married men. But none of them like Ruslan Dimitri. Judging that she had been sold off at fifteen and finally met him when she was twenty, then had her at twenty-One, she knew enough to decide that.