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The Elevator Ride >>> a short erotic romance story - Part 2 of 7

The Elevator Ride - a short story which was originally published in 2014 - has been converted it into a 7-part series. The 7-part series will be shared as daily blog post each day of this week.

Enjoy!

Maria

**Disclaimer: This blog post contains adult language and content. It is not suitable for anyone under the age of 18 and may not be suitable for all adult readers. View at your own discretion.**



Mona rested her head against the padded wall and said nothing. Rex eyed her for a second then moved about the small confine. He loosened his tie.

“Anxious to be off the clock, are you?”

“I am,” he said flatly. Aimee’s insistent calls put Rex on edge or else he would never have suggested avoiding the crowded lobby by hopping on the freight elevator. “I do have a personal life, you know?”

“Right, I almost forgot about your paranoid girlfriend.”

Rex glared at her.

“I noticed how often your cell phone buzzed,” Mona explained.

Rex liked his job and the handsome salary. Mona was an excellent employer, so he didn’t want any misunderstanding to jeopardize career opportunities. “Aimee and I agreed to talk after the meeting and we ran a half hour over. She just worries.”

“Worries?” Mona echoed.

“She gets upset if I don’t call.” He jammed his hands in his pockets. “Aimee can be a little overbearing.” (Overbearing was a kind way to describe her.)

“She’s been blowing up your phone for over an hour.”

“I’ve cancelled two of our planned events because I had to work late.” he said defensively. Rex leaned back against the railing on the opposite side. “Besides, she’s apprehensive about the undivided attention I give to this job now that she knows about you and me.”

Mona’s gaze settled on him. “You told your girlfriend about our one-night stand?” She huffed, “That was brave of you.”


The Elevator Ride - Part 3 will be posted Wednesday. Thanks for reading!


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