CEO MILITARY

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because of the type of work we did, whether it was a simple security task or a rescue delivery, the bond between team members was more important than anything else. They were a good group of guys. I didn't have the history with them that I had with Leo, or even with the other guys I served with, but I wouldn't have that with anyone else. What I could have, however, was something new. I could have friends who understand what it's like to serve, what it's like to transition from military to civilian, for a number of reasons. I loved my family, but they couldn't understand the way these men could. The flashbacks. Following orders you didn't agree with. A chain of command. Trust in someone who could be right beside you in a gunfight. “Congratulations,” Cain said from the doorway of the office I shared with Bruce. As Bruce was working, Cain came in and sat in the other man's seat. — The last of all your paperwork has arrived. You can officially start the rotation from Monday. We have a bodyguard job that you, Fever and Dez are perfect for. — Who is it for? — I doubted that being a bodyguard was my favorite kind of job, but it was definitely better than any other civilian job I could have gotten, even in security. At least this would have variety and probably wouldn't include dealing with drunks and bums. “Dana Stingley,” Cain said. — She is a nurse at a health center and is going through a nasty divorce. She has a restraining order in place, but those things are worthless half the time. — So this is going to be a long-term job? — I took the anti-stress ball I got at the hospital in Germany. — I'm surprised she can afford it. “No, probably just a few weeks,” Cain replied. — Apparently, the idiot she's married to kept trying to intimidate her. Then, the day after the restraining order, her car was vandalized. Graffiti, slashed tires, and broken windows. Even though the cops believed it was her future ex, they had no evidence. A few days later, she started receiving threatening letters, but again, no direct evidence. — Please tell me the police are at least investigating and not treating it like it's nothing. — I leaned forward, my fist squeezing the soft blue ball. “They are,” Cain said, “and they're determined to put him where he can't hurt her, but they need evidence. They don't want him to leave on some technicality, but they can't guarantee her protection while they hope to have enough to indict him, especially since they don't want him to know what they're investigating. “So we're keeping her safe while they work. - Exactly. Before I could ask about the layover or anything like that, the front door bell rang, alerting us that someone had entered the small lobby. Cain got up, but he couldn't even leave my office because Freedom appeared at the door. — Well, you're together, so I can yell at both of you at the same time. —Her face was red and there was no doubt about her tone. She was furious. Cain looked confused and I didn't blame him. Unfortunately, I had a suspicion as to why she was here. — Did we have a misunderstanding about the invoice? Freedom looked at me and confirmed what I was thinking. “It's not about you, Cain,” I said. — She's upset with me. — Oh, I'm upset with you two. —Her words were like ice as her gaze shifted from me to Cain. She pointed a finger in his direction. — It was you who brought him and Aline together

It is shelved under Romance, and written in English.