Read Dangerous Deception (The Bad Boy Billionaires #4)(9) online free by Judy Angelo

Dangerous Deception (The Bad Boy Billionaires #4)(9)
Author: Judy Angelo

“So Danny, you’re a school teacher, huh?” Storm asked.

She nodded but she didn’t turn her head. “Yes. I teach preschool.”

“So you teach in the daytime and moonlight as a chauffeur at nights and on weekends.” He grunted. “When do you have time for fun? A young kid like you should be out partying with your friends.”

Dani almost laughed out loud. What friends? She hardly even had time for herself let alone to socialize with friends. She didn’t say any of that, though. “I get by,” she said and left it at that.

For some time there was silence and Dani had begun to wonder if Storm had succumbed to his sleepiness when she heard his voice again.

“So, do you have a girlfriend?”

“Um, no…not right now.” He'd caught her off guard. Where in the world was he going with this?

“I don’t blame you, fellow. It’s good to take a break from women sometimes. They're something else, aren’t they?” He laughed softly, as if they were co-conspirators of some sort. “They're the most confusing creatures on the planet. Today they love you like you’re the only man in the world and tomorrow they can’t stand a bone in your body.”

“Yeah, I know what you mean,” she said, trying to sound like she knew what she was talking about.

“Trust me, don’t be fooled by all the glitz and glamour that some of them bring to the table,” Storm said with a snort...

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