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Tyla Walker

Hawk Tuah for the Billionaire

Hawk Tuah for the Billionaire

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Sonya Lynx is trying desperately to give her daughter a good life. So far, the most Sonya has had a chance to do is get coffee for these Becky's. Then one day, she meets Grant, whose momma is the CEO of the fashion label.

He asks Sonya to marry him!

Well...that was unexpected! Grant desperately needs to show his mom that he's settled down. She wants him to get married in three months or she's gonna hand over the reins to someone else.

Grant needs Sonya. And he promises her the world.

Is this Sonya's big break? Will she take it? And what happens if she does and ends up falling in love with this handsome as sin white boy?

It was supposed to be strictly business. But toss in some love and it just becomes funny business.

Find out in this sizzling BWWM romance!

Main Tropes

  • Playboy Turned Hunk
  • Instalove Romance
  • Big City Boy
  • Small Town Girl
  • Perfect Quick Read
  • Steamy Romance

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Chapter ONE
SONYA

Ever wondered what it takes to be on top of the world of high fashion? Well, aside from great looks and a body that looks best without or with minimal clothes on, it's about talent and hard work. Now, imagine an independent African-American woman with all that, in her mid-twenties, and career-driven. That's basically me, in a nutshell.

And yet here I am, fielding phone calls for fashion shows and hiring models for the next big fashion show. On the one hand, I'm talking on the phone with Madame Gretau from Paris for renting out her chateau for a few nights, while on the other hand, I'm fidgeting away on my phone, trying to text and chat all the girls who'll do the shoots and the final show.

Every day, my brain is basically split into two from all the multi-tasking that was so happily bequeathed unto me.

But no, I'm not complaining because the road to the mountain peak is arduous and lengthy. I mean, that's how Gloria Fields, our CEO, got to where she is right now.

My desk phone beeps.

'Sonya, are you there?' a soft yet firm voice that commanded respect emanated from the speaker.

Speak of the devil.

I quickly apologize to Madame Gretau and put her on hold to pick up my desk phone, 'Yes, Mrs. Fields. I'm here as always, at your service,' I say in the most cheerful voice that I can muster up while my thumb is almost cramping up from typing on the smartphone.

'Any special projects you might want me to work on?' I add.

'Yes, quite,' Gloria replies coldly.

This is it. My chance to finally get on her good graces.

'Then ask, and it shall be done. ASAP, Ma'am,' I proudly state.

'My bowels have been irregular lately, it may have something to do with the new coffee beans my son had requisitioned for the entire building. Go be a dear and fetch me a macha triple latte from the nearest Starbucks.'

That's an hour's drive away in this traffic!

'Gladly!' I reply. 'Mtcha Triple Latte. I'm on my way, Mrs. Fields.'

'Good. Thank you.'

'Welcome,' I say.

'Oh, and before I forget,' says Mrs. Fields.

Please say anything that at least is a hint of a promotion.

'Bring extra napkins.'

An hour and forty-five minutes later, I'm finally back at the office, with coffee in hand. I'm strutting along now with a jolly gait, feeling proud of finally landing Madame Gretau's Chateau as the venue for the company's next shindig.

I quickly clean myself up in the bathroom mirror before walking up to Mrs. Field's doors. My black hair is now frizzy from all the running I had to do this morning, but at the very least, my skin still looks fresh as it has ever been.

A few creases on my new navy blue office dress, but nothing that a few sprinkles of water and a quick blowdry can't fix.

I knock three times on her door after finally getting myself cleaned up.

'Come in,' says Mrs. Fields from inside her office.

'Good morning, Mrs. Fields. Here's the coffee you ordered,' I greet as I enter her office, a large corner room, filled with the most exquisite portraits of models and other abstract works of art. Her large glass desk sits in the middle of the room over a large silk carpet.

And sitting behind the desk is a slender, gorgeous, blonde, woman. If it isn't for a few wrinkles around her eyes, you'll believe that she is in her mid-thirties. That's the aura Gloria Fields exudes, the epitome of beauty and grace as she sits atop the world of the aesthetic industry.

Mrs. Fields is busy typing away on her laptop, the latest Macbook in the market, the perfect weapon for her crusade on modern fashion.

'Well, I believe you have something for me?' Mrs. Fields asks, even though her eyes are still glued to her laptop monitor.

'Oh! Yes, Mrs. Fields. The coffee,' I say as I finally awaken from my trance. Mrs. Fields simply raises her hand and beckons me to come closer with her fingers.

I put her coffee down on her table as gracefully as I can, hoping that at least Mrs. Fields could see some of the efforts I'm doing for even the most menial of her tasks.

Still, in spite of all those things that she's done to me or instead not done to me, I can't hate her. She is my idol, my model, my muse.

Everything that I aspire to be as a successful woman, Mrs. Fields, seems to have accomplished it all.

The power, the fame, the ridiculously clear skin on her face, and on even on her hands as she continues to type, ignoring my presence.

'Mmm. Smells good. That will be all, Sonya. Thank you,' she nonchalantly says without ever looking at me.

I don't know why but I find myself bowing ever so slightly in front of her as I'm leaving. I guess to me, she really is fashion royalty. I can only hope that one day, she'll see the potential in me too. I had to bust my ass off just to even get to be in my position in the company.

'Ah, Sonya. One more thing,' Mrs. Fields suddenly erupts as I reach for the door.

I quickly walk up in front of her desk, 'Yes, Mrs. Fields?'

'The napkins?' Mrs. Fields grins as she looks at me with a particular curious jest.

'Oh! Of course, my apologies,' I say as I reach for my pocket and hand over the pile of napkins to her before finally leaving the office.

I sit back on my desk with a renewed sense of fatigue. Don't get me wrong, I love the opportunity to be able to work with the most celebrated female fashion icon of the decade. But sometimes, it can really get tiring just to be able to get on her radar.

But no matter how many hours I stay late in the office or how many cups of coffee I deliver to her, or even how much I keep asking for additional responsibilities, Gloria Fields just doesn't see to see anything else in me, other than my name.

If only I could get the opportunity to actually design dresses and even organize some of the fashion shows, instead of all these administrative work.

But I can't forget the other reason I'm doing this job, I say as I reach for my phones and open my photo albums and scroll over pictures of this cute five-year-old girl with caramel skin and angel eyes.

My daughter, Lauralee, smiles as I'm hugging her tightly in bed in our picture. On the day this picture was taken, I had just gotten home early in the morning, straight from work. That was the first night I had gotten assigned to work under Mrs. Fields, an employee of hers had just quit her job and left a pile of work to be done on that day. With a smile, I simply nodded and worked all night to get everything done.

Luckily for me, it’s a Friday, I had the entire Saturday morning, literally from twelve midnight to six in the morning, to finish the remaining workload, final edits on prototype sketches.

The phone rings and I put it on speaker.

'Sonya?' Mrs. Fields' voice emanates from my phone.

'Yes, Mrs. Fields?' I attentively reply.

'I'm going to need you to stay a bit after work today,' Mrs. Fields informs. 'Angelo just sent in his sketches today. They are atrocious, and he seems to be too wasted from partying last night to fix it. It's going to need a bit of your Sonya magic. Can I trust you on this?'

I take a quick look at my daughter's face now on my computer before answering, 'I'd love to, Mrs. Fields. I would like nothing more than the opportunity to do so.'

'What would I ever do without you, my dear,' Mrs. Fields compliments.

She complimented me!

And with an invigorated sense of purpose, I continue on my work.

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