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  The Billionaire Bundle

  Copyright © 2015 Miranda Emerald

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  Charity Auction

  Keisha thought living downtown in the big city would be glamorous – not impossible. She’s just lost her job, her boyfriend’s gone and she’s nearly ready to pack up and move home until she clicks on a mysterious job listing:

  “HIRING MODELS FOR CHARITY BENEFIT. ALL TYPES AND SIZES DESIRED.”

  1000 dollars for a single nights work: a charity auction for the rich and famous. All she had to do was dress up pretty and stand there. When her auction is won by an anonymous bidder she hardly bats an eye. It was all business, and for a thousand dollars she would eat dinner with anyone – but when the mysterious Tom Belfour shows up at her door everything changes.

  The young, handsome white billionaire is not what she would have expected and by the end of the night $1000 and dinner might be the last thing on her mind.

  Steamy sex under the stars with the billionaire is just a fantasy, right?

  Billionaire’s Assistant

  Kiara is a stunning, confident African American woman who thought that being an intern at the biggest financial institution in New York would be all glamour and flash – But after six months toiling away in the mailroom her life has quickly turned from tedious to unbearable.

  Office politics, cutthroat competition and steamy sex behind closed doors was the norm at Oakwood and Fremont – but when a chance encounter lands her on the top floor behind the desk of the most powerful man in the city.

  The billionaire’s reputation precedes him –She has to put every one of her sexy skills to use if she wants to land a golden position on top. Winning a job is one thing, but could she ever win his heart?

  The Billionaire’s Desire

  Alisa is on a first class trip to Hawaii to meet with her boss and the mysterious billionaire Mathew Drake. Alisa catches his attention immediately– she’s everything so many of the other girls in finance aren’t: savvy, ambitious, smart – and a black woman with beauty for miles.

  Her charm wins him over into signing the big deal, but when he surprises her with an invitation to lunch, things quickly change. Is it a job offer, or a date? She can’t help but hope for the later…

  But when she arrives at his villa things are a bit more complicated. After all, it isn’t easy pleasing a billionaire.

  Will paradise be too hot to handle?

  Charity Auction

  “Why do you always do that?” he barked at her.

  “Do what?”

  “I don’t know? Have to know what I’ve been up to?”

  “Jesus, Dave, I just asked how you were. We haven’t seen each other in a week.”

  “I know! I’ve been busy!

  “I feel like you really don’t want to be here.”

  “It’s fine.”

  “What does that even mean?”

  He shrugged and said nothing for a few moments, then huffed.

  I just shouldn’t feel, like, obligated to have to see you. It’s 2015. We don’t have to pick one person and just spend all of our time with them. Like all of it. Forever.” He huffed.

  “What are you talking about? I never said-“

  “Listen. I just feel like we’re on different pages with this whole thing and it may be better if we just, I don’t know, get some space.”

  “Get some space? You’ve got to be fucking kidding me-“

  “Woa, Woa! This is what I’m talking about!”

  She stared at him.

  “This is what happens when you start, like, following societies pressure’s Keisha. We used to just hang out, eat dinner, mess around… Why can’t it just always be like that? Why do we have to be obligated to all these responsibilities?”

  “Answering the question “What’s up” shouldn’t feel like a responsibility, Dave!”

  Her mind made up she took her head in her hands for a few moments gathering her thoughts, and then stood.

  “Alright, get out.” She said.

  His face went dumb.

  “Get out!” she said a little louder.

  “What? Okay! Alright!” he said, taking a few awkward steps towards her “I just feel like you should-“

  “Just go.” She said, pointing at the door.

  He must have seen the temper in her eyes because he didn’t say anything else. He made a B-line for the door, awkwardly turned to grab his coat giving her one more confused look before disappearing into the night.

  The beautiful Keisha Porter stood in her doorway, more exhausted than angry. She reached up and pulled out a hair tie, letting her black hair fall down in curly waves over her deep brown shoulders.

  That moment had been coming for a long time, and now that it was over she was already starting to feel better. Well as good as an unemployed, single stranger to the big city could feel.

  Chapter 2

  She woke up the next morning a little later than usual. She rolled around bed for a few minutes checking her phone. There were no new texts and only a few random spam emails. No job offers. She sighed.

  Rolling out of bed her feet padded on the cold tile for a few seconds before finding her slippers. She put a cup of tea in the microwave and peeled open a yoghurt at her desk. She flipped through the typical social networking bullshit before practicing the daily ritual of scanning craigslist. The jobs section.

  No one was looking for an assistant with 9 months of experience and half a college degree? Surprise, surprise. She made her way over to the classifieds section and just as she was about to close her browser something caught her eye. In big blue letter was the listing:

  “HIRING MODELS FOR CHARITY BENEFIT. ALL TYPES AND SIZES DESIRED.”

  Her eyebrow shot up and her mouse hovered over the link for a few seconds. A little embarrassed, she clicked it. It had to be a scam. I mean, who hired models on craigslist? Especially models of “all types”.

  Scam or porn she told herself.

  The page finally loaded and she began to read:

  Mandrake Consolidated is enthusiastically seeking interesting models between the ages of 21 and 50 for participation in our Annual Charity Benefit. If accepted you will participate in our Charity Auction where donors will bid on a private dinner with you.

  All bids will go to charity.

  Compensation for models is 1000.00 USD, which includes your work at the benefit and auction on the 30th, as well as a future date to be arranged between you and your donor. While this meeting isn’t obligatory, failure to at least show up for the dinner will result in the forfeiture of half your payment.

  If you are interested please respond with a picture and a brief description of yourself.

  Thank you for your time

  Her eyebrow shot up. A thousand dollars? Could they be serious? For one nights work? That would pay rent and her outstanding bills. It couldn’t be true. She scanned the ad again, scrutinizing it for bullshit.

  Screw it. She shrugged, jotted out a few scratchy lines, attached her facebook profile pic, and clicked send. Her computer chirped and she closed her eyes and took a deep breathe. It’s done. The anxiety faded, and before long the silly ad and her even sillier application were starting to fade out of memory.

  What faded back into her memory was her tea. She rushed over to the microwave, but by now it was already cold.

  Chapter 3

  She opened the cupboard over her fridge and pulled down a bottle of wine. It felt like it was one big joke. Life she thought, pouring a glass. A year ago she had honestly believed this was all she needed to start a real life.

  Just move to the city. />
  “There are jobs there!” her mom had told her “You know I go to town every weekend, out to the restaurants with George, you know? Well I was sitting in one of those trendy places the other night and you know what I realized? There are absolutely no young people here. Everyone in there was 40. At the hottest restaurant downtown. You gotta get to the city where there are people your age, Keisha. People who are smart like you . People with jobs. Get yourself a boyfriend with a nice car and a dog! ”

  So she moved. She got the big city job and the big city boyfriend… and then she lost the big city job and the big city boyfriend. Now what did she have? No friends or family. No one she could rely on, or ask a favor of like back home. Just the wine.

  She took a sip.

  Dave was an asshole anyways she thought.

  She flipped through the classifieds again and flirted with the idea of making an online dating profile. Tons of her friends had done it… but they were all practically supermodels compared to Keisha-- with their skinny white legs and their perky tits. Bleach blonde hair and lips that shined too much she thought, smiling after a moment.

  How many guys on OKCupid were looking for a curvy black girl from the country, anyways. More than you might think she heard her best friend Nicole saying in the back of her mind.

  Suddenly the phone rang.

  “Hello?”

  “Hello, Mrs. Porter?”

  “Er…yes?”

  “I’m sorry for calling so late, but I was hoping to speak regarding an ad you responded to?”

  “A what – excuse me, who is this?” she was a little fuzzy from the wine.

  “An ad. For a position at our charity event? I could have the wrong number, I’m dreadfully sorry.”

  “Oh! Oh wait! Right, I’m sorry” she blurted out “I’m a little slow at this time of night.”

  “That’s quite alright. Are you still interested in the position?”

  Her stomach started spinning. The ad! She had forgotten about the stupid ad. Who was she talking to, exactly? They couldn’t possibly be serious! It had to be a scam, why would they pick her?

  “I had a few questions but, er, yea… I guess so!”

  “Excellent. Any questions you have will be answered at the orientation. I will forward you the address, please arrive at six o’clock. Do you have transportation, or would you like us to send a car?”

  Send a car?

  “No! No it’s fine, I’ll drive… er…When is it again?”

  “Tomorrow night. Again, I apologize for calling so late, but as you can see it was late notice.”

  “Oh! Wow, ok! No that’s fine, thank you so much. So I’ll see you tomorrow?”

  “Yes. Have a good night.”

  “Goodnight.”

  “Oh, and Mrs. Porter?”

  “Yes?”

  “The attire is formal.”

  Formal?

  “Thank you.”

  The line went dead and suddenly she was alone in her apartment again. The noise in her head stood out against the quiet of the room, and she started to pace excitedly. The wine glass tilted in her hand.

  What if it wasn’t a scam? What if this was a real thing? If it’s not a scam it’s porn she thought. But it couldn’t be porn, it was charity, Damnit! She slid on her socks over to the computer and typed in the name.

  Mandrake Consolidated.

  She browsed the google results and her stomach started spinning all over again. Holy shit. The company was huge… hell, it looked like they had their own building downtown. She clicked on their page and navigated to the ‘Events’ section. Wouldn’t you believe it?

  ‘Charity Benefit – Tomorrow Night’

  It was real. She was going to make $1000 bucks in one night.

  ***

  No matter how many times she flicked through her wardrobe she couldn’t find anything that remotely matched the description of ‘formal’. Maybe it was the wine, but it was only after holding up nearly every dress in front of the mirror that she finally made her decision.

  She had a simple white number that could look quite eloquent with the right hair and make-up, not to mention shoes. The next day she started early, showering after a quick lunch and starting her bathroom routine. A friend dropped off a pair of matching white shoes, and they chatted while she re-arranged her hair for the 101st time.

  “They’re seriously giving you a thousand dollars? Why didn’t you tell me about this thing, that’s insane!”

  “I know, right?”

  “You know you’re going to have to sleep with them for that much.”

  Keisha slapped her knee, and turned to face her friend. Her mouth was open and she was blushing.

  “Oh, you know I’m kidding!” she laughed “And don’t forget! No mean’s no!”

  “Hey, for that much money ‘No’ can mean’s whatever they want it to!”

  They both laughed.

  “Seriously, though. What happens if some crusty old man bids on you?”

  “Honestly, it’s just work. I mean, I’ll go to dinner with anyone if I get paid.”

  “Just work, huh? And what if Prince Charming ends up buying you? A sparkle in his eye. Have you considered, that?”

  Keisha snapped her makeup shut and stood, looking herself over.

  “Not really, I guess…”

  She finished getting ready and they stood in the living room, Keisha nervously jingling her purse.

  “You sure you don’t want a ride down there?”

  “Nah, its fine. I don’t want you to have to drive back later.”

  “You sure? It’s no problem?”

  Keisha paused, blushing again.

  “I’m a little nervous.”

  “Alright, come on.” Kate said, ushering her out of the house. “I’m not taking no for an answer!”

  Chapter 4

  The event was a total shit show. Traffic was backed up for blocks, the street a swarm of flashing red break lights and pedestrians in smart eveningwear. Taxis honked their horns and Keisha swallowed. She could just make out the flashing of cameras and the light of a red carpet in the distance.

  By the time their car pulled up they were surrounded by people. Journalists excitedly shoved their cameras against every window in the tiny Kia, but quickly lost interest when they realized one by one that they didn’t recognize Keisha or her friend.

  “You ready?”

  Keisha nodded.

  “Call me when you need a ride. Have fun, girllllfriend.” The last work accentuated with an ironic twang.

  Keisha stepped out of the car and her world turned to chaos. Pushing through the crowd she nervously approached a handsome, yet stern looking usher at the front of the line.

  “Excuse me. I’m here for the charity auction. I’m one of the...uh... auction-ees?” she said, nervously.

  “Of course, please follow Mr. Hansen if you would.” With that he turned back to the raging crowd of guests and journalists. Another man, who she assumed was Hansen, pulled back a velvet rope with white gloved hands and gestured for her to follow.

  They went around the crowds, and suddenly she felt self-conscious. They were bringing her in the back! Were people not supposed to see her? How embarrassing it must have looked, her clodding out of a cheap Kia onto the red carpet, only to be sent away… rushed in the back like a crate of produce delivered to the wrong address!

  Hansen pulled open a door to the massive building and held it for her. She stepped in and all of her insecurities and expectations were replaced with awe. The room was huge and electric. Girls in all styles of beautiful dresses rushed back and forth between walls lined with massive mirrors and shining lights. Stylists padded make-up and made final adjustments to hair while busy looking men buzzed around with clipboards and crates full of supplies. Keisha looked up in a daze at the tall ceiling which suspended a maze of catwalks and lights that led to the main stage.

  Hansen seemed to notice her amazement and smiled. He gestured at another man before dismissing himself
.

  “Have a lovely evening, Miss.”

  All she wanted to do was sit down and catch her breath, but before she could even say goodbye another man appeared. He spoke in an effeminate voice and led her over to an empty chair.

  Suddenly hands were all over her, touching up her hair and face under the new light… wiping away all the hours she had spent in front of the mirror, and making things… better.

  In a few short minutes she transformed from pretty to beautiful. She couldn’t remember looking so good, and she had to fight the urge to take a picture and send it to all her friends.

  When she was finished another girl took her place in the chair, and she stood in time to overhear a man shouting introductions. He was standing on a green crate and his coat tails whipped up and down with his every enunciation.

  “The list is posted all around the dressing rooms and backstage area. Once there are only two people in front of you, someone will come find you and go through final prep before you go onstage. Try to be in the main area, so you’re easy to find. If you aren’t here we go on without you! Don’t be nervous, it’s all for charity. Just have fun out there! Once you’re sent through the curtain, just follow the white line on the stage and stand on the yellow star! Feel free to wave, or do whatever, but you won’t be mic’d so you can’t talk. Got it? The host will thank you, and then you will keep following the white line until you are off the stage where you can sign-out and get the contact info for your donor.”

  When he was finished Keisha made several loops around the backstage, trying to calm her nerves. Was she really doing this? Catching her reflection in one of the giant mirrors, she couldn’t help but be reminded of her differences. All around her the girls were glamorous, thin and smiling. Their eyes almost looked empty, vacant – even dead! What was going on in their minds? Were they shaking as badly as her? Were they sweating, their mouths dry?

  “Keisha Porter?” a woman with a clipboard called “Keisha P-“

  “Yea, that’s me!”

  “Hi, Keisha. Did you hear the orientation?”