The Bad Boy I Wanted

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customer support I had ever encountered. In a way, I was grateful for the pause and

oots were in Texas, as was my business,

eality. It was a new voice – I guessed I was now speaking to the

nam

the woman. I had calmed down some, and wa

nderstand what I’m asking of you. Please, don’t waste any more of my very valuable time today. I need this

r manager, but the last couple of days made me want to find any excuse not to speak to the law firm. Business had been great, but ever

one on my desk

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d to make my lawyer, Phillips, wait. After four minutes had passed

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e you been

hillips, you know that.”

possible answers to this problems of ours. And I know I’ve told y

s, and my answer remains the same. Tell him I’ll be in Chica

…” Phillips said. “Look,

bet

and walked back

always looking into my business

alling him, getti

ocent businessmen don’t find excuses not to prove their innocence. Or, rather, not to negotiate

n?” Arie

was a looker, and crazy smart, but she might have been the only woman in the world who wasn’t intere

own, she had no interest in my money.

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you’re

it. What d

my phone. There was only one man she would bother to anno

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idea honestly, but

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at a day. Lazily, I walked over to the couch

ad somehow successfully managed to find millions of dollars’ worth of loopholes in his company’s taxes. When the government came to question him, he was a cocky idiot which only made them investigate into his business more. I tried to tell him to qu

Davies, it was diplomacy. You never knew when you might need someo

entally preparing myself for whatever

, my friend! Happy you returned the call! I wa

Sean Inc. is stronge

buddy! I knew you

id.” I clutched

the District Attorney is gunning

ll. I didn’t give a shit about what he wanted to know, I had to actual

s owned properties all over town,

e used to frequent in the old

club was where we spent our weekends. Those were some legendary parties that saw cash flying in the

out it?”

he higher end people in

telling me

elationship. This is my olive branch. Meet with the District Attorney, or ev

s ago would’ve been out the door al

sounds,” – it didn’t – “I think I’ll pass.” I wasn’t

be paying for everything, whatever you want. W

s own purposes, I was sure of i

es said, bringing me out of m

dozen of hottest chicks we cou

t play to my advantage. I doubted the District Attorney would like it to be common knowled

avies, I

there Sunday at nine, okay? I’ll tell the boys

overdo

w, I’m just happy my o

That part was true, he l

ping into the office. “I cannot believ

I’m checking out the club, and

g.” I smirked at her, we both kne

ve whateve

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said, “Wear the navy suit.

he first time that day. I was a

me and said, “You know he wan

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