Read Fifth Ave 02.5 - From Manhattan With Love Online
Authors: Christopher Smith
Fifth Ave 02.5 - From Manhattan With Love (29 page)
“So, let’s find someone else.”
“Agreed.
I’m having lunch with RRK tomorrow.
If it falls apart, how do you feel Ted Frostman at Chase?”
“I like Ted,” she said.
“He’s a good guy.
Think he’ll play?”
“Maybe.
And God knows he owes us.
I’ll set up a meeting with him.”
“Are we good here?" she said.
"I’d like to go home.”
George looked at her in surprise.
“Home?
Are you all right?”
If she told him what had happened, it would ruin his evening.
“Today was pretty intense,” she said.
“And I’m feeling every bit of it.”
She looked over the crowd.
“The party will wind down soon.
I’ve spoken to everyone I needed to speak to.
If you don’t mind, I’d like to call it a day.”
It was pouring when she left Redman International. Those members of the press who hadn’t been invited inside immediately started taking her picture.
She nodded at the short, white-haired doorman standing beneath the canopied entrance and together, they hurried toward the limousine parked at the curb.
Lights popped.
She stepped into the back of the car, told the driver to get her out of there and was home fifteen minutes later, packing Eric’s belongings.
Other Books by Christopher Smith
“Fifth Avenue”: (
Kindle US
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Kindle UK
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“Runnning of the Bulls”: (
Kindle US
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Kindle UK
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“From Manhattan with Love”
The Bullied series:
“Bullied”: (
US Kindle
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UK Kindle
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“Revenge”: (
US Kindle
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UK Kindle
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“Witch”: (
US Kindle
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UK Kindle
)
“War”: (
US Kindle
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UK Kindle
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About the Author
Christopher Smith is the international best-selling author of "Fifth Avenue," its sequel "Running of the Bulls," as well as the best-sellers "Bullied," "Revenge," "Witch" and "War," all four of which deal with the subject of bullying.
© 2011 by Christopher Smith. All rights reserved.
This book and the two book excerpts are a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without permission in writing from the author or publisher.
Edition: November 2011