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Colette’s pulse quickened as she stepped into the The Grand Hotel lobby, suitcase in hand. Her father had insisted she take someone responsible on this business trip—but she hadn’t expected him. Her father’s much older impossibly handsome employee stood by the desk, calm and collected, but with that magnetic presence she could never forget. And now, thanks to a reservation mix-up, they were assigned the same suite. The moment the door closed behind them, Colette felt the air thicken. He set down his bag with ease, his gaze briefly brushing hers—sharp, appraising, and entirely aware of the heat rising in her cheeks. “Looks like we’ll have to share,” he said, voice low, teasing, yet perfectly controlled. Colette forced a nervous nod, her heart hammering. The suite was luxurious, spacious, but there was only one king sized bed. It suddenly felt claustrophobic, every movement magnified. She tried to focus on unpacking, but the soft brush of his hand as he adjusted his things, the faint scent of his cologne, even the effortless way he moved across the room—it was impossible to ignore. Dinner had been quiet, polite, but every glance carried an unspoken awareness. When the lights dimmed later, the bed looming large, Colette’s mind raced. She told herself it was just a rooming mishap, yet every subtle brush, every low chuckle that vibrated through the floorboards, made the distance between propriety and temptation feel razor-thin. That night, the hotel’s opulence paled beside the heat simmering in the shared silence, and Colette realized some mistakes—intentional or not—were far more intoxicating than she’d ever imagined.