Water Under the Bridge (Perks & Benefits #1)

by Kels Stone

There’s also the fact that after we ordered our drinks, he generously tipped the bartender, whose tip jar is empty apart from some loose singles. It was kind of attractive. Okay. Very fucking attractive.

Or better yet, I’ll buy the boat and name it after Luca Navarro, just to sink it.

“I wasn’t sure which one you liked the most, so I bought them all,” Luca replies. I gasp. Which flavor I like the most? He bought. Every. Flavor?

I wasn’t able to justify the fifty thousand dollars as an office improvement expense, so I just bought it with my own paycheck. Avery could ask me to roast coffee beans by hand, and I would simply ask her for how long.