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Cupid's Cove: the billionaire's attention

Every year Cupid's Cove receives thousands of applications from the rich and famous. Of those thousands, only 100 are hand picked after being vetted to vacation on the infamous island that is Cupid's Cove. Legend has it, that no man or woman shall leave Cupid's Cove without being struck by Cupid's arrow. This year Cupid's Cove welcomes to its waters up and coming supermodel Britney O'Prey. Unlike the other guests of Cupid's Cove, Ms O'Prey isn't interested in love or mingling with the other guests at all. She simply wants some time to herself. Unfortunately for her, her raving beauty and fame shines the spotlight brightly on her and she catches the eye of the billionaire and owner of Cupid's Cove. He wants her, she wants to lay low and keep to herself. Could there be a reason that she continuously rebuffs all, including the dashing billionaire? See Britney try to keep her legs closed and her secrets to herself, while her suitor does everything he can to do the opposite.

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Britney_Everything is a mess

"Uuurgh!" I screamed in frustration. "It's a wonder we're allowed these!" I glared at the cordless telephone in my hand. "Easy there, tigress. Your engine's quite fired up this morning and I haven't had coffee yet," said Macy, yawning on the other end of the line. I flopped down on the bed with a sigh. "I'm sorry, Mace. I'm just so..! All that work, down the drain, all in one night! And me? What do I do? Jet off on vacation, of course. So stupid. So juvenile. So… not me." "Not to be a bitch, baby girl, but the fuck ups started long ago, with he who shall not be named," said Macy, without sympathy. "This vay-cay may just be the most sensible thing you've done in months." Resisting the urge to ask after he who shall not be named, I chose to remain on track and focus on the task at hand. Damage control. "Still no word?" I asked hopefully. "Not a peep," Macy confirmed. "I've left emails, voicemails, the works, but you know as well as I do that Brat doesn't check either." "That's it, I'm coming home." "Unless the sexy billionaire that's hot for you is escorting you, the hell you are." "Mace, everything is a mess. I can't just sit here, sipping Mai Tais, waiting for her to eventually give a shit and finally return a call." "Okay one, you and I both know that she has like a million phones. Who knows when that will be?" "Thanks a lot, Mace." "Two," Macy continued, dismissing my irritable tone. "What are you going to do around here anyway other than obsess about things you can't change? Take a beat, have a beach day. You know I got you. I'll find Brat. You just… heal." I sat up and pulled my knees up to my chest, hugging myself in Macy's stead. The concern for my well being in her voice triggered something in me. Before I knew it, my cheeks were wet and my walls were down. "So about this sexy billionaire," Macy pepped back up. I laughed through the tears. Good old Macy. She knew just when not to push. "Even if men weren't the last thing on my mind right now, which they are, he's not hot for me. He wants Britney O'Prey. Every man on this island does." "Same thing," said Macy, nonchalantly. "You are Britney O'Prey. And so what if he just wants some? You're both on vacation. I say get some." "Yes, I'm hanging up now." "Put out, you prude!" Macy said in goodbye. I sat there for some time longer, lost in thought. Sure women didn't throw themselves at Will Hunter as they did with Britney O'Prey, but I think that's by design. His presence sneaks up on you. No doubt, you wouldn't notice him until/unless he wants you to. The man exudes mystique and possibilities. Being in his presence simultaneously makes you feel like a woman and a teenage girl, and like he can fulfill the desires of both. What the hell was I thinking? Britney O'Prey doesn't go around touching men's lips and letting them suck on her thumb. Or does she? Honestly I can't keep it straight anymore. I was perfectly fine cordially, but sternly rebuffing the other nine men who approached me three nights ago. Why not him? I acted, well I was like a fumbling school girl, trying to be sexy and then not and then… Oh to hell with it. The last week's events has me off my game. Yes, that's all it is. The more I try to make sensible decisions and fix the mess that is my life, the more I fumble and make a fool of myself. I slapped my cheeks and jumped off the bed. "That's it, enough whallowing," I say to myself. "I'll just call it a wash and have a beach day, like Macy said." My woes and concerns about fixing my life were momentarily replaced by the potential of happening upon Will Hunter. Once I started thinking about him, the dominoes trickled down my like a spiraling staircase. The naughty glimpses he stole of my thighs earlier today. The scent of masculinity that hangs in the air of his. His kindness in giving me the space I needed on the night we met. What woman wouldn't swoon at such a gesture. It was perfectly normal. So was noticing his handsome face. His broad back and shoulders. Inviting, mischievous hazel eyes. Sea-swept hair. My fists clenched and I felt myself squeeze my thighs together. A knock on the door snapped me out of my day dreaming. I stuffed my hair behind my ears in an effort to make myself look presentable, before crossing the suite to get to the door. "Harmon Chancellor, at your service Ms O'Prey," said the man on the other side of the door as he handed me an envelope. "We do hope that you attend." "Thank you," I said with a wry smile. I closed the door before opening the envelope. It contained an invitation, cordially inviting all of the guests to a party to allow for everyone to mingle with everyone tonight. "Well I suppose I can't stay in my room forever. There's an entire island to explore and 100 people to meet," I rationalized, but I could hardly keep calm. Surely the notion of Will doing this simply to draw me out is utterly ridiculous? He wouldn't have a whole get together just for me. The ugly truth of my real personality punched me in the gut. There was a man who might be waiting to see me tonight. Do I go? And if I do, what do I say? Another knock on the door broke my train of thought. When I opened the door once more, two women accompanied by a selection of dresses, shoes and jewelry walked in. "Compliments of Mr Hunter. He sends his apologies for having inconvenienced you. Pick anything you like for tonight's dinner party," said one of the women. "Scratch the might," I mumbled to myself. With a gulp, I realized that he wasn't going to leave me be. So much for scaring him off by storming out when last we met.