Hello Billionaire

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Tires and More needed a receptionist, and even though it wasn’t interior design work, it was a paycheck. A single mom with three kids and plenty of responsibilities wasn’t exactly the kind of person who could show up every day without interruption.

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This was a sweet billionaire, forbidden boss/employee, single mom, plus size fmc story that left me wanting more and more! If you are in the mood for a romance that will make you laugh and bring a few tears to your eyes, I highly suggest Hello Billionaire! I guess it makes some kind of twisted sense that I had to read so much about the fancy French bathtubs that I had to read about them being defiled too. I loved everything about our mmc he was just pure perfection and even when he wasn’t I loved him enough to turn a blind eye.In fact, there were no photos on his desk, nothing on the walls to show he had a life outside of this office. But judging by the swath of white paint on their otherwise flawless and perfectly clean black door, I highly doubted it. There was glittering white tile, walls of windows, stunning art, and a great desk up front where my best friend stood, looking super sophisticated in a tailored black dress.

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But as an added bonus, I encourage you to take an extra jar of natural peanut butter from the employee lounge. it was a cute story, I just felt that there was a lack of chemistry with the characters and at times their bond and his bond with the children just wasn’t there. Um ma’am what makes you think it’s acceptable to take a bath and pleasure yourself at work in the hotel you are decorating? I do wish that we got more of her ex-husbands reaction to Farrah and Gage since he was such a 🍆 and said no one would ever want to be with a plus size single mom. Hello Billionaire is a grumpy/sunshine rom com featuring a steamy billionaire, a plus-size single mom, three matchmaking children, and one hell of a happily ever after.I listened via audiobook and wished I had read it on ebook instead to have skimmed the sometimes repetitive, often long-winded moments that weren’t needed. Overall, I really did enjoy this book and how it allowed a curvy single mother of 3, whose down on her luck after just getting divorced, who was a SAHM since college graduation, with barely any job experience, just trying to do the best for her kids and to build a new life after such heartache… and faced the day as bravely as she can. I reached into my van, finding a scrap piece of paper from the sketchbook Andrew, my middle child, kept in the car and scribbled down a quick apology with my phone number.

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Purchase the audiobook or paperback from Kelsie to bypass the middleman and support the author directly! The Retreat has completed construction, but we lost our initial interior designer, and we’ve struggled to find a competent replacement who understands our needs. But aside from Farrah being his employee, she's also a mom of 3 and recently devorced and he spends all his time at work, while dealing with family stuff so things get complicated. When my friend gets me an interview with her boss for an interior design job, I think things are finally looking up. I also loved the interactions between Farrah and her 3 kids and it was fun to see that their relationships were as important to the story as the romance was.My oldest may have been fourteen, but sometimes I thought his eight-year-old brother was more mature. I had been out of college for over ten years, and even though I kept in touch with Professor Walsh online or with the occasional text message, I hadn’t listed her on my resume. As a child of divorced parents, I appreciate the perspective of a mother worrying about how the changes will affect her children. It was beautiful and Cora’s take on being a princess was very fitting because this was a fairytale story.