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The Last Laugh novel Chapter 35

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"So, what do you want me to do exactly?" Keith asked.

"Once I text you, come right away into my apartment and act like the good ol buddy that loves to ruin dates. Be persistent on staying in my apartment."

"Just so you won't be alone with your boss's daughter?" he asked in confusion, "I don't get it. Aren't you supposed to be happy being alone with her? I mean she's hot. I saw some pics."

"Yes, she is. But it's a long story. I don't want her to make fishy advances towards me. If she tries anything sexual, I'll text you and you appear. She should not even guess that I'm behind it."

"Hum. I don't understand you, dude."

"One day I'll tell you everything. But for the moment, I need you to do just that for me." I pleaded.

"Okay, fine. I hope I'll understand one day."

"You will."

Sawyer's POV:

It was eight in the evening. I'd taken a fresh bath and had gone into my dressing room to make up and get ready. I would be going to Ace's place at nine.

I'd bought a sexy, short and tight black dress with some net designs. Beneath that dress I wore nothing. No panties, no bra. One never knew. I might be lucky with him that night.

I arranged my hair and wore my heels. I then made up.

I was sexy and irresistible. I knew it.

Once through, I got my car keys and purse, then left my room.

On reaching downstairs, I met with my mother.

She looked at me from head to toe and folded her arms.

"Where are you going to?" she asked firmly.

"Somewhere."

She frowned.

"I told you to stop secretly going out with your sister's boyfriend."

I rolled my eyes.

"I'm not going to see him. I caught bigger fish. Now can you let me leave?"

Her brows shot up.

"And can I know the bigger fish's name?"

No way. So you'd still him from me?

Ace was just the type of young man my mom would lust after. I couldn't tell her.

"I'm am adult and what I do concerns me and only me. Who I go out with is my own business. Maybe I should think of packing out too, like Heather. Now if you'll excuse me." I walked past her and out of the door.

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Ace's POV:

Sawyer had just texted that she was on her way. I was ready to welcome her, and Keith was ready to save me in case she took out her paws. I could save myself but that would once again bring confusion. She'd surely not understand why I'd woo her but then later on reject her. It would make no sense. I just had to play the game until when she'd try to go further, then Keith would come to my rescue.

I'd set the table for two and had ordered delicious spiced rice with chicken laps and meatballs. I'd also bought an expensive champagne bottle.

If I had to play the romantic guy, it meant I would have to play it with perfection.

I waited patiently for her.

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At a few minutes past nine, she knocked at my door. I went to let her in.

"Good evening." she smiled and we hugged.

"Good evening."

She had a sexy gown on. If it'd been Heather to wear that dress, I would have lost my senses and control.

"Nice gown." I complimented.

"Thank you."

I led her to the little dining table.

"Wow. Your apartment is beautiful!" she exclaimed as I pulled her chair for her to sit.

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