My CEO mate: Divorce made me his
Chewing my lip, I unbutton my shirt, shrug it off, and quickly strip down to my bra and panties, trying not to think about the fact that I'm standing half-naked in Ezra Harrington’s penthouse.
I slip the dress over my head, the fabric cascading over my curves like water, settling perfectly around my body.
Almost.
The back is still open.
I twist and reach awkwardly for the ties, struggling to fasten them myself.
The damn thing is designed to cinch at the small of my back in a way that's impossible to do alone.
My fingers fumble with the delicate strings.
Pull, tug, curse.
It’s no use.
I’m trapped, half-dressed, exposed, and starting to panic.
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