Fall into my Heart (The Subzero Series, #1) Read Online Free PDF

band,” Wes said nodding his head. “Just remember, there are three
things Julissa Patton cares about - herself, money and who can make her look
better.”
    I
sighed as Wes and Skylar walked out. This ought to be interesting. First of
all, I had no interest in hanging out with Julissa and second, I am not
introducing her to Jack. I’m not playing matchmaker with my clients and even if
I was, I didn’t want to match someone like Jack with someone like her.
    I
clicked back to my search engine and typed in Kyle Anderson. It seems Surfer
Boy Kyle has quite the reputation as a party boy. I was just thinking I should
introduce him to Julissa when I scroll down a little farther and found out that
they actually had a quickie marriage two years ago. They were only married for
forty two hours before he filled for an annulment. They got married after
knowing each other for three weeks.
    Suddenly
I found a growing interest in Julissa’s past relationships, so I decided to
search her a little bit more. Aside from her extremely brief marriage to Kyle,
she was also married to a hip hop dancer for six months the year before. Her
list of ex-boyfriends was quite large an impressive. She’s dated half of
England. Her laundry list of guys ranged from young playboys to recording
executives to actors to musicians and, not surprisingly, an eighty year old
billionaire. He apparently died before she could fully sink her teeth into him.
    Just
as I was turning off my computer Jonathan dropped by to remind me of our
meeting with Kyle tomorrow. I put on my coat, turned around and saw Jocalyn
standing in the doorway with a surprisingly timid look on her face.
    “Ummm,
I’m off tomorrow and I just wanted to ask you something before I go.” She said.
    “Sure,
what’s up?”
    “I
know you said you weren’t going to go to Stoaked Saturday night but I was
wondering if you would ring me up if you changed your mind.”
    “Sure.”
I said giving her a smile. I had no intention of going, but if I did change my
mind, I certainly didn’t want to go by myself.
    “Great,
thanks!” She said grinning from ear to ear. She thrust a piece of paper into my
hands and bounced off down the hallway.
    I
grabbed my purse and headed off to home and a large glass of Cabernet Sauvignon.
    ~*~
    Jack
and Tyler walked out of Jacks apartment the next morning just as I was leaving
for work. I quickly locked my door and was turning to head towards the elevator
with them when I stumbled backwards. They both stifled a laugh as I looked down
and realized I had shut part of my coat in the door. I freed myself and hoped
they had walk away, but unfortunately they waited for me.
    “All
caught up there eh?” Jack laughed.
    I
shot him an annoyed look. “Funny.”
    “I
thought so.” Tyler said.
    “Did
the girl at the desk give you the flyer for our show?” Jack asked me as we
walked outside.
    “Uh,
she did but I’m not sure if I can make it.”
    Jacks
face fell and my heart fluttered as I realized he was disappointed.
    “Oh.....well
maybe another time.” He said.
    I
nodded and turned around to head off towards the subway station.
    “Have
a good day at the office my dear.” Tyler yelled out after me.
    I
laughed to myself and shook my head.
    Halfway
through my subway ride into work I realized I hadn’t eaten breakfast yet. By
the time I got to work my stomach was growling so loudly, I’m pretty sure
everyone in a ten mile radius could hear it. That was one nice thing about
working in a building that has a cafeteria. I popped in real quick and grabbed
a peppermint hot chocolate and a French toast bagel with cinnamon sugar cream
cheese. I think they used half a tub of cream cheese on my bagel but I ate it
all anyway. I’d have to be mad to waste perfectly good cream cheese so I made a
mental notation to go for a walk later. Besides, I felt like I earned it once I
got into my office and listened to my voicemail.
    “Good
morning, this is Marleigh Tomkins with The Journal.