Seth was going to keep an eye on this, no doubt about it.He got to his office, pushed open the door, and there she was—a woman in a sleek office getup. She was bent over, wiping down his desk. Her figure was on point, and the way her clothes hugged her curves was nothing short of captivating.She spun around at the sound of the door, flashing Seth a quick smile. "Hey, Boss."Seth raised an eyebrow. "What brings you here?"Standing right there in front of him was Hannah, Elaine's aunt.Her smile stayed put as she said, "I'm your secretary now. Just say the word and I'll be on it."Her voice had a playful edge to it. "A secretary? Whose bright idea was that?""Ms. Summer herself interviewed me," she said with a smile. "She mentioned you could use a secretary too."Seth strolled to his chair and took a seat. "Someone with your smarts and skills? You're overqualified to be my secretary.""Oh, come on." Hannah's laugh was light and airy. "There are tons of people out there who'd d

After thanking Seth, Hannah sashayed into the room, her hips swaying.Had Seth spared her a glance, he would have seen she did not bring a change of clothes.Once in the bedroom, Hannah shut the door and stripped off her outer layer. Her clothes were like a magic trick—reversible.One side was all business—a sleek, black office getup. Upon flipping it inside out, it became a white mini-dress with some interesting accessories.She slipped into the reversed outfit, and just like that, her vibe did a 180. The prim and proper secretary was gone, replaced by a sizzling hot siren.Hannah had not tied the knot yet, though by the looks of her age, she was already in the hot seat for it. She gave herself one last approving glance in the mirror before striding out with a smile.Seth had just wrapped up his research when he caught sight of her. The mini-dress she wore clung to her curves like it was painted on, showcasing her killer legs—long, toned, and just the right amount of curves. The

Hannah's eyes sparkled with excitement. "For real? You'd better not be lying to me."Her playful pout was a force to be reckoned with.Seth just smiled and nodded."I should get going."Knowing better than to overstay her welcome, Hannah was aware that too much of a good thing could be problematic and all that.Another hour ticked by, and a middle-aged man returned to Seth's office to report that everything was set.Seth got up and headed for the garage, dialing Tanya's number as he walked."Calling me in the middle of work? What's up?"Tanya's voice was all mock annoyance.Seth could hear the smile she was trying to hide, indicating she was definitely in a good mood."Head down to the parking garage and come with me on a trip," Seth's voice crackled through the phone."No way, I've got exams in two days, and I'm swamped," she protested."How about ten grand a day for your trouble?" Seth knew how to play his cards right."Alright, Boss, just give me a second. I'll be there

Seth knew better than to show up empty-handed when he needed a favor.Soon, a group of men in suits joined them. They were all from the company and had been on stand-by.Tanya, still not quite sure what was going on, did not press for answers. Instead, she helped hand out the items.The elders, hearing about the giveaway, lit up with joy.The village was usually quiet. Things only livened up during the New Year, so Seth's group brought a welcome burst of energy to the sleepy Blossomdale.Tanya's heart swelled with joy as she watched the elderly folks light up with happiness. She found herself sneaking more and more glances at Seth, seeing him in a new light.He was definitely not like the rest, though he shared their knack for being a total flirt.As they handed out the goodies, the kids began to spill out of their classrooms. They swarmed around Seth as he handed out pens, candy, and snacks from the trunk of his car.A shadowy figure sidled up to Seth and whispered, "Boss, the

In a swift motion, the fish soared from the water and landed right in Seth's palm, flapping about."Whoa!" Niamh's mouth dropped open, her eyes wide with wonder. "What's this you're doing?"The fish, very much alive and flipping in Seth's grasp, told her it was real. She looked at Seth with a mix of awe and burning curiosity."Are you some kind of magician?""Nah, just a warrior's simple trick," Seth whispered, leaning in close to Niamh's ear."Tonight, once your grandparents are asleep, let's sneak out and meet here. You could show me the way up the mountain. What do you say?" Niamh's eyes were wide with fear, and she shook her head without even thinking. "It's too creepy up there. I can't." Seth glanced around. A few steps away, there was this massive millstone that was over five feet across. He strolled over and hoisted it with just one hand. He juggled it a bit, then set it down as quietly as a whisper. Niamh's mouth was hanging open in an 'O' shape."See? You can take me