Trevor POV A smile breaks out on me as Tiffany slaps my arm for the hundredth time. “You should have told me Jane was coming over. Do you realize I just about had a heart attack when she banged on the door? You should have told her to call first to let us know she was coming or was outside. She didn’t have to shorten my life so much by scaring me to death.”I shake my head and carry the load of boxes into the living room of our temporary apartment. “I’ve told you already, many times, that I didn’t know she was coming over. The only thing I had told her was that we were going over to your apartment to get a few things, but I never once told her to stop by. She has also apologized several times for scaring you. Now, can we move past this?”I feel bad about the whole thing. The look of fear in her eyes is enough to break my heart. I never want to see that look again. It doesn’t help she is on edge with this situation with her father. I wish my contacts would hurry up and ge

Trevor POV“What? I thought we were done with all the events for a while. Did I forget one?”I stare out the living room window at the cityscape. The morning sun is just poking up over the horizon, giving everything a warm glow. But no matter how pretty it is, it does nothing to the dark cloud forming over me. Jane sighs. “We didn’t forget about this one. I thought I had the event rescheduled, but for some strange reason, the sponsor and the event organizer came back telling me it can’t be rescheduled. Unfortunately, there isn’t anything I can do about it. We have to go through with the event. I’ve asked the sponsor to provide additional security, along with the mall. The only saving grace is the mall is aware of my requirements. It is at the same mall and location as the last event, so you will know the routine.”My blood runs ice cold.I remember the last event like it had just happened a few minutes ago. We got through it with no big stalker problem, but it doesn’t mea

Tiffany POV“Are you serious?” I glance to my side at Trevor. His face is emotionless. A crease forms along my forehead as I turn back towards my phone on the kitchen counter. “You got us a job in another drama already, and they also want us to be a couple in the series.” My words come out more like a question than a statement. Can this be true?Jane didn’t know whether she could find another project that wanted to keep us together as a couple. If not, she was still going to look for jobs, but different ones for each of us. I’ve finally got Trevor as my boyfriend in real life, and I’m not willing to give him up that quick. If he gets a job in another drama and he needs to be paired up with someone else for it, I will accept it. I may not like it, but I don’t want him to give up a good opportunity because I can’t handle him kissing and acting like a boyfriend to someone else for his job.It is only a job.The same goes for me. I’m sure Trevor will be able to accept it if I g

Tiffany POVWhile wearing only a baggy shirt of Trevor’s, I walk into the kitchen. A smile dances across my face and my eyes sparkle, even though my body aches all over. We may have gone at it for too long last night. After everything we have gone through, I don’t care, as long as Trevor is able to relax and put his mind at ease for a while. My feet come to a halt as I step around the counter and find a mess on the floor. I comb through my memories of last night, trying to remember what we had done to make it. As the images flash through my head, I quickly realize Trevor had done it in the heat of the moment. A few seconds later, he had hoisted me up onto the counter and was pounding into me, searching for our paradise together. Heat rushes through me as the memory of his warm body pressing up against me, while the cool countertop is under me, plays on repeat in my mind.I bite my lower lip and shake my head. I need to give myself a rest. If I keep this up, I’ll be back in b

Tiffany POVKnock. Knock. I bolt off the couch and scurry towards the front door. My heartbeat quickens. Jane said she has gotten some new information but wanted to talk to us face to face and not over the phone. I couldn’t tell from her voice, though, if it is good news or something bad. Silently, I pray it is good news and something we can work with, like the stupid event that was scheduled again is now off. That would make my day. Unfortunately, Trevor and I have had to put our plans to go on a little vacation on hold. Maybe this is going to be good news, and the vacation is back on with only a slight delay. That would make my day.I slide to a stop in front of the door and whip it open. “Hi, Jane.” She gives me a curt nod and walks past me like she is on a mission. A dark cloud follows her into the apartment and hovers over all of us. I don’t like this. Timidly, I make my way back to the couch and sit beside Trevor while Jane sits in the nearby chair. I nervously w