Timcarvie

Drama and attachments. These were the two things Iris Morris never wanted to occur in her life. 

However, when Lucas Andrews pops up and ruins her interview, both of them unfold in all the wrong ways—like him suddenly filling her small circle of influence. . .and her mind!

For Lucas Andrews, getting the Adder magazine to be number one on the bestsellers chart is his top priority, even if it costs him his social and romantic life. However, one girl keeps bugging him no matter how many times he tries to tell her no, until Iris happens.

Her demeanor throws the stalker off, and for the first time since they met, Lucas is able to throw her off. So he clings on to Iris, hoping she will stop his stalker from bugging him.

But what starts as a way to avoid getting stalked soon turns to lust, and every minute they spend together soon becomes agony since Iris doesn't seem to show any interest in him.

Will the two be able to hold on to themselves, or will their lust win?

The billionaire’s sweet editor

"COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL therapy might work on her," Doctor William, the therapist I just got introduced to by Diana—our family doctor—says. After Diana gave me an ointment for my throbbing ass I took the chance and asked her if there was a way to cure one's fear of the dark.

"Do you have nyctophobia, Lucas?" She asked in that comforting motherly voice of hers, a voice that doesn't in the slightest bit match her image.

Even though she's turning thirty-eight soon, her looks are way beyond human nature. She's aging slowly like a vampire, and so is her body. If I had a thing for older women she'd surely have been the first person on my hit list, but I don't so we're good.

"No, but my—" I paused glancing at the door. Should I introduce her as my girlfriend to my doctor or is she going to get mad at me for that? "My friend might."

I slowly nodded at her commentary, adjusting myself in my seat and returning to business. "So?"

Lucas: Men and their pickles