“You have everything you could ever want, Carter,” Celia moaned. 

Carter ran his hand teasingly along her thigh.

“Not everything,” Carter admitted, his eyes glaring into Celia’s.

“What’s missing?” 

“You,” Carter replied with a devilish grin across his lips.

—

After birthing a pair of fatherless twins after a one-night stand she remembers nothing about, Celia packed up to go to New York City to study her passion and get a grasp on her own life. Six years later, she returned to San Francisco in hopes of becoming a famous jewelry designer. 

Her plans take a sharp turn when she is hired at the company run by the charming, swoonworthy CEO Carter. All would be great except, oh, the irresistible billionaire looks exactly like her children!

—

“You can have me as long as you never tell the children,” Celia demanded, as Carter nibbled on her ear seductively.

“Too late,” Carter smirked.

Run Away with the CEO’s Babies is written by Alex Olsson, an eGlobal Creative Publishing author.

Run Away with the CEO's Babies

“You have a strange sense of humor,” she said, shaking her head at his suggestion of them getting married so soon. They were practically strangers to one another. 


“Why would it be a joke?” Carter asked, a slight upward turn to his lips. “Has nobody ever acted spontaneously towards you before?” 


“Not with a marriage proposal,” Celia replied, moving away from him.


This was frightening. Did he not understand that?


“Well, there’s a first time for everything,” Carter responded.


As he did, though, his expression turned serious, and his steely eyes found hers. His presence was so overpowering that Celia almost leaned towards him.


Using all of her willpower, she looked away purposefully and walked towards the fridge instead.


“I will never be that spontaneous or crazy,” she remarked as she removed the dessert from the fridge. 


“Why don’t you rather try and understand the concept of spontaneity?” Carter asked with a disarming smile.


Chapter 8: A Twisted Competition