Two Billionaires and A Bride
If she’d been applying for an architectural position, she’d probably have quailed before she set foot inside.
You’re a genius at what you do, she tried to remind herself. No one cooks for Bostonians like you.
Unless they did, and she’d been deluded all this time.
The stupid thought sank her stomach. God, please, let her not screw this up. She couldn’t beg that bastard Titcomb to take her back on staff, not if it meant working under the dumbass dickhead he’d hired to be her supposed boss. Titcomb liked the guy because he’d won some reality TV show. However he’d managed that, it wasn’t by cooking well. The only thing sadder than his overworked, over-seasoned dishes was watching him try to impr
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