Rules of Engagement
1. Be available every Friday evening to Saturday morning.
2. Be ready. (Groomed to my standards.)
3. You're not to discuss this arrangement or details of this contract with anyone. 
4. This is not a relationship, there will be no such expectations.
5. Do not fall in love. This is grounds for dismissal...
The rules of the contract are very clear. They are in place for a reason. So why does Evelyn think she can just walk out on him? Why does she think she can keep testing and pushing his limits? It's not over until he says it is. Perhaps it's time he showed her what it means to be owned by Roman Ashfield.

The CEO's dirty little secret

　　Eve brought the food back to the service counter and mumbled an apology.


　　"That's the fourth table, Eve," the chef, Andy, said with a frown as he pulled the plates towards him to throw the food away.


　　He looked pissed off, and he was right to be. She'd wasted his time and the restaurant's money and she was only just starting the teatime rush.


　　"I'm sorry," she said again. "I'll pay for it."


　　She couldn't afford to pay for the wasted meals from all those tables, especially when she needed money to cover the shift her mother had lost, but she didn't want to risk her job.


　　"Maybe take a break instead. Have a coffee or something to wake yourself up," Andy said gruffly.


　　"Thanks," she whispered gratefully before she walked to the back staff room.


　　She didn't like this job, she would have much rather have been doing her nursing, but she still took pride in everything she did. She had never taken food to the wrong tables before.


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