Two Week Turnaround

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again and slipped out of bed to pour herself a cup of coffee.
    The papers she’d ordered were waiting in a stack next to the pot. Scooping them up, she grabbed her coffee and climbed back into bed. They had a little over an hour until they had to be on set. Which gave her time to get some rest and get caught up.
    â€œInteresting reading material,” Isaac said, eying the stack of tabloids and magazines Sofia had asked the concierge to send up this morning. “I pegged you as a
Wall Street Journal
type.”
    â€œNot enough celebrity fodder,” she said with a mischievous grin. She held up a tabloid. “This is like my own personal help-wanted ad.”
    â€œBut you already have a gig, and...” Isaac trailed off. He stared for a moment before snatching the paper from her hands.
    â€œHey!” She grabbed for it, but he held it away from her as he examined its headlines.
    â€œFuck,” he said so slowly that the word grew additional syllables.
    â€œYour Southern is coming out,” she warned him.
    â€œIt always does when my chivalry is insulted.” He frowned and turned the tabloid around so that she could look at it closer.
    Fuck
didn’t come close to covering it. Sofia couldn’t think of a damn thing that
did
cover it, so she fell back on snark. “Should I be flattered that they call me ‘a sultry siren’ or insulted by what they’re insinuating with ‘lured him into her depths’?”
    It didn’t really matter how she felt. On one hand, there was no way to tell who she was from the picture that accompanied the headline. They’d even been so kind as to blur the photo to hide her ass. This was why she was always advising her clients to invest in curtains.
    â€œChrist, Fia. I’m sorry.” Isaac ran his fingers over his short hair. It wasn’t easy to miss the obvious fury rising in his voice.
    â€œWell, I know better than to fuck against the window,” she said with a shrug. It was imperative that she defuse this situation now. The last thing she needed was Isaac losing his shit with the paparazzi.
    â€œWe were in private!” he exploded.
    Too late. He knew better than to believe that. Most celebrities did. The trouble was that no matter how much the media tried to desensitize them, most celebs insisted on having feelings. It was a good sign that Isaac still had a human response to a publicity scandal, but that certainly didn’t outweigh the possible consequences. Not only was he pissed, but it wouldn’t take long before someone put two and two together and not just any someone. Sofia knew her father was keeping tabs on Isaac.
    That was going to be a fun heart-to-heart.
    â€œIf they can see you, it’s not private,” she reminded him, choosing to ignore the inevitable awkwardness. “Hey, it’s not that big of a deal. The story only emphasizes your sex appeal. It doesn’t show my face.”
    â€œI don’t care what they think about me. I don’t particularly like sharing you with them.”
    It was a brutally honest confession and it took Sofia longer to recover from it than when she first saw the picture. Things were getting too real. She needed to distract him stat.
    â€œWhat’s the fun of taking me against the window if no one sees?” she purred. She shoved the tray out of the way, making a note to leave a tip for housekeeping as it crashed to the floor. In a flash, she climbed on top of him, pushing him back against the mattress. She rolled her hips, grinding herself against his pelvis. Isaac clutched her ass, urging her forward until she was hovering over his face.
    Mission accomplished
, she thought as he guided her pussy to his mouth.
    â€œYesssss,” she hissed, bucking against his tongue as he devoured her. “Oh my god. If mainstream movies don’t work out, I think you’ll still have a future on-screen.”
    Isaac chuckled against her sensitive

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