“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

Celia was surprised that Linda apparently did not feel worthy enough to come and spend time with her and the children. Until recently, she had acted as if it was her right to be with the children. She’d even considered taking them away from their mother.


“You’re all shaken up and so am I,” Celia responded to Linda’s question. “So, it’s best to come with us and we can help each other get over the shock, at least. Added to that, the children are always a blessing.”


“That is so kind of you, Celia, but I just want to get into my own bed,” Linda responded.


“Alright, I think have a solution to the problem,” Celia remarked. “Why don’t you spend some time recovering from the shock at our house, then you can go and sleep at Carter’s house afterward?” she proposed.


Linda looked visibly relieved when she heard this suggestion. 


“That’s so kind of you,” she remarked as she got into the Jeep. “That sounds like a good idea.”


Chapter 34: A Decent Proposal