So, I was his plus-one for the gala. Seriously? Were all the other women in the world dead? If not, there was always Wendy, his secretary. Why on earth did this fall to me? “Sorry, I really didn’t have any other choice. I had to trouble you, Senior,” Aaron leaned down to murmur near my ear. From this angle, I could see the small beauty mark at the corner of his eye, paired with his sharp nose and faintly flushed lips. For some inexplicable reason, it made my head feel just a little dizzy. “Alright, it’s just a gala,” I thought. Free food, free drinks, and it would all wrap up by ten—no harm done. At least, that was what I told myself. Still, I was mentally prepared to work and maybe help Aaron dodge a few drinks or handle the inevitable small talk with people he’d have preferred to avoid.But surprisingly, it was just an ordinary charity gala. Most people who approached Aaron only stopped by to greet him, while a few cast me looks that lingered a little too long. Did I car
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