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and took a sip.
    â€œUmm. Just the way I like it,” he commented.
    Mona removed the pad from under her arm and tore off the top sheet of paper. “You got a few calls that require your attention. And also check your email.”
    Terrance said, “I don’t know what I would do without you.”
    â€œLet’s hope you will never have to find out,” Mona said. She turned and walked out.
    She went back to her desk and opened the computer browser. She smiled when she noticed the message from Falcon.
    Terrance drank more of his coffee before opening his laptop. He didn’t want anyone to know, especially Mona that he was using the dating site.
    He saw that Raven had responded to his good morning message. “Good morning. I thought about you too.”
    Terrance typed, “I have a busy day ahead of me, but know that I will be thinking of you. Until tonight, have a good day.”
    â€œI will now that I’ve heard from you. Enjoy the rest of your day,” Raven’s message stated.
    Terrance logged out of his 2-Of-A-Kind account. He looked at the sheet of paper with the notes Mona had given him and went through his normal routine of responding to emails and returning phone calls. When he finished, he summoned Mona to his office.
    She walked in looking jovial with a huge smile on her face. The site of Mona standing there in a royal blue jump suit made his heart flutter.
    â€œWhat do you need boss?” Mona asked.
    â€œAre you busy tonight?” Terrance asked.
    â€œWhy?” Mona walked closer to his desk.
    â€œCharlotte just informed me we were invited to a party. Some of the executives from the network will be there and since you’re one of the writers and my acting co-producer, I wanted to see if you were available to tag along.”
    â€œYes, I’m available. What time do you want me to be there?”
    â€œIt starts at seven. I’ll pick you up at six.”
    â€œI think it’s best I meet you there,” Mona said.
    â€œAre you sure because I have no problem driving to the Valley?”
    â€œJust give me the address.”
    â€œLet’s compromise. Why don’t we leave from here?”
    â€œDo you see what I have on?” Mona looked down at her jump suit.
    Terrance bit his bottom lip. He didn’t see anything wrong with her attire. Nothing at all.
    Terrance reached into his pocket and pulled out his wallet. He removed a credit card and handed it to her. “Take a late lunch. This is an important event for the both of us, so find you something nice to wear.”
    Mona held the credit card in her hand. “What’s my limit?”
    â€œI’m going to leave it to your discretion. Don’t get carried away, but buy whatever you want. I look at this as an investment in our future.”
    Mona walked towards the door, stopped and turned around. “Remember you said get what I want.”
    Terrance laughed, “I sure did and I hope I don’t regret it.”
    â€œYou won’t. Trust me.” Mona winked her eye and walked out.

Chapter Eight
    Mona went shopping at a nearby mall. She found the perfect dress, shoes and accessories for tonight’s event. The door to the office was locked. She struggled to hold her items as she fumbled in her purse for her set of office keys.
    Once inside, she hung the garment bag and placed the shopping bags near it.
    She noticed a yellow sticky note on her computer. It read, “Will be back later. The other writer called. We’re all set.”
    Mona’s cell phone rang. She saw her attorney’s name and number displayed on the screen. “Hi, this is Mona,” she answered.
    â€œMona, this is Blythe Evans. I went over the option agreement and I only made a few changes. I’ve emailed it to you. Call me back when you get it so we can discuss.”
    â€œIf you have a minute, we can discuss it now.” Mona sat behind her computer and logged on. She opened