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“No, my lord,” protested Amanjia, struggling to free herself from Borridor’s arms as the thin silk dress that barely covered her firm bosom strained to preserve her modesty...
It's Sunday and our hero has to write a boring motivational speech for the company chairman when he'd much rather be working on book 2 of his fantasy trilogy 'Hallindale - The chronicles of wind'. What can he do to force himself to produce the corporate nonsense expected of him, when all the time his mind is with Amanjia and Prince Borridor? Could a crossover be helpful?
This story first appeared in Business Spotlight in 2019.
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