Rules of Her Sins (Their Sins #1) Read Online Free PDF

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    I had dreamed of working beside my father before I was married. I slowly saw those dreams slip away when I found out I was pregnant. I was hoping this was a second chance to get what I wanted, but no luck. I’m exhausted. I hope people don’t think I was a rich, spoiled bitch growing up because I was far from it. So were my siblings. My father made sure we worked for what we got.
    Yes, we had money, but I also did well in school even though I liked to party. Now I’m on the fence about what I want to do. Do I stay here and work my way up through the ranks after I graduate in a few weeks? I know I don’t want to work for someone who isn’t family if I don’t get the CEO position before my father retires. I know, really immature of me, but right now I’m being punished for the mistakes I made.
    My phone rings, pulling me out of my cloud of thoughts.
    “McCoy Investments, this is Jesse. How may I help you?” I ask absentmindedly.
    “Jesse Rae!”
    “Laney! How are you, sweets?”
    “I’ll be in tonight around six. You’ll be there at the airport to pick me up, right?” she excitedly asks me.
    “Yes, I’ll be there around five thirty. I’ll keep an eye on your flight for delays. I am so excited to see you. Six months is way too long,” I reply, thinking of the last time I saw her.
    “I know, hun. I might have some exciting news for you when I get out there.”
    “Tell me now! Please!”
    “No, no, no! I want to make sure it’s a done deal before I tell you. I’ll see you in six and a half hours. Go eat lunch and we’ll talk soon.”
    “Fine, bitch! I’m starving. I’ll have to tell you about my interesting phone call this morning when I see you.”
    “What?”
    “I’ll wait to tell you. It’s lunchtime. Love you, sweets,” I say nonchalantly.
    “Whore! I love you. See you soon.” She laughs as she hangs up.
    I grab my purse and go to lunch. I hope the afternoon goes by as fast as the morning has.

 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter Six
     
     
    Jesse
     
    I look up at the clock and discover it’s almost five in the afternoon. This has been one of the best workdays I’ve had in a while, possibly because my dad is out of the office playing golf today. As I’m turning off the lighting that my father had installed to highlight the McCoy logo and the art on the wall, my desk phone rings.
    “Pearse McCoy’s—”
    “Jesse, can you please come to my office? I need help with a file your father said you have access to. Please?” Aedan begs on the other end of the line.
    “Yes, Mr. Hughes. I’ll be there as soon as I turn off everything at my desk.”
    “Thank you. And, Jesse, please call me Aedan.” He hangs up before I can reply.
    Before I turn my computer off, I check on the status of Laney’s flight. Fog has delayed her arrival. Therefore, I don’t have to rush to the airport. After turning off my computer and the rest of the lights, I walk down the long hallway to Aedan’s office. His door is slightly open, and standing before me isn’t the normally crisp, suit-clad Aedan, but a completely distraught, hair going every which direction Aedan Hughes.
    “I honestly thought you might have blown me off.” With a slight shrug, Aedan smirks at me.
    “The thought did cross my mind. I have to drive across the city to the airport. I have a friend arriving in a few hours, thanks to the fog,” I say with a frown.
    “I’m grateful for the fog then.” He looks at me with a sexy, boyish smile.
    Wait, sexy? Um, easy, girl. I know it’s been a while since we’ve had fun, but Aedan Hughes is on the no-go list. And he’s an asshole, remember?
    “Jesse? Um…Jesse?”
    “Oh, sorry. It’s been a long week. I’m ready to get out of here. So, what file are you needing that can’t wait until Monday?” I say in a bitchy tone.
    Aedan seems a little hurt and replies, “I’m sorry. I should have considered you probably have plans this evening. Don’t worry about it, I’ll get it