Keep Paris

Enemies to lovers, a standalone workplace romance with a twist. Two rivals vying for one job. This is an all-out war. And then those pesky feelings get in the way. Perhaps signing each other up for Nanny employment agencies or registering the other with the Church of Scientology is child's play compared to what they really want to do to each other. Tensions have never been higher, and you know the best way to relieve tension... ♦️ Charming and collected, Hayden never hears no, except from the seductively voiced harpy at the other end of his conference calls. There's not a woman alive who says no to him, except one. And he's buried himself in all the women he could find, to forget his past. But this one, she's the most infuriating, shrewish, unforgiving rival ever. And it would all be fine if he could just destroy her. But there's something that's so damn intriguing. There's something about this woman that makes him dig deeper even though he's dodging her pranks and jabs all day long. It's probably that she sees through him, and they've never even seen each other. ♦️ Bette has never hated anyone as much as she hates Hayden Corelli. Well, there was that one boy who broke her heart into a million pieces ten years ago, but this is different. This is a seething, unadulterated hatred of a smug man who thinks he's got everything all locked up. The pranks have been clever and occasionally funny. He may have won a battle or two, but this is war. Bette has shoved down all the pain of her ultimate heartache and used it to fuel her career. Each morning she shakes it off and tries again to forget Danny Danson and the twelve weeks they spent falling in fated love in Paris. Her mantra is always the same. There's that famous movie line that says, 'We'll Always Have Paris.' Well, screw that he can - Keep Paris. ♦️ The battle and the spoils of war are set- one gets the job, and the other one gets let go. But in the end, will their hearts survive?