It seemed like the perfect solution Test out the company's new fertility drug And have the boss's baby, just like we agreed We just didn't plan on having quadruplets! Ashley: We both wanted a baby. Jensen, gorgeous hunk and billionaire boss, And me, his smitten secretary. We tried to keep things casual. But I messed up. I snuck into the lab and took a secret, untested fertility drug. And now I'm pregnant with not one, not two, not three, But four of Jensen's babies! Jensen: It was set to be the perfect arrangement. An heir for my business empire, to a mother I could trust. But I'm not a man who likes to wait around, And with a new fertility treatment at my fingertips I saw no wrong in hurrying things along a little. Little did I know that Ashley had the same idea, And me and my sweet secretary ended up doubling the dose And quadrupling our little family…

It seemed like the perfect solution Test out the company's new fertility drug And have the boss's baby, just like we agreed We just didn't plan on having quadruplets! Ashley: We both wanted a baby. Jensen, gorgeous hunk and billionaire boss, And me, his smitten secretary. We tried to keep things casual. But I messed up. I snuck into the lab and took a secret, untested fertility drug. And now I'm pregnant with not one, not two, not three, But four of Jensen's babies! Jensen: It was set to be the perfect arrangement. An heir for my business empire, to a mother I could trust. But I'm not a man who likes to wait around, And with a new fertility treatment at my fingertips I saw no wrong in hurrying things along a little. Little did I know that Ashley had the same idea, And me and my sweet secretary ended up doubling the dose And quadrupling our little family…

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Bryant Young, has returned to America to make a business deal with an American company. But business isn't the only thing on his mind. Bryant hopes to win back his lost love. He knows she hates him for leaving her all those years. But he can't get her out of his mind. However, being back in New York is proving to come with a whole set of challenges. None of which compares to the rage inside of Cassie. Cassandra Lucas, is working for her father. But the business is going broke and Cassie has to help find away to save it. There only hope is sharp dressed, very rich, Bryant Young. But Cassie can't get over the pain he has caused her. The more she sees him, the more she both wants and hates him. When it comes down to the wire, who will win this dangerous game of emotions? Will Bryant be able to win back his lost love? Or will he be forced to leave empty handed? WARNING: Mature readers only. Search Terms: alpha male romance, billionaire romance, contemporary romance, young adults romance, bad boy romance, romance short stories, second chance romance, steamy romance, hot romance books, love story, office romance, boss romance, beach reads, new adult, billionaire romance books, contemporary romance books, romance stories, fiction books, romance novels steamy, romance novel, books romance, romance, adult romance novels, romance books hot, alpha male romance books, steamy romance books, books romance hot, romance novels to read, love story books

Michael Lucey offers a linguistic anthropological analysis of Proust’s In Search of Lost Time. What happens when we talk? This deceptively simple question is central to Marcel Proust’s monumental novel In Search of Lost Time. Both Proust’s narrator and the novel that houses him devote considerable energy to investigating not just what people are saying or doing when they talk, but also what happens socioculturally through their use of language. Proust, in other words, is interested in what linguistic anthropologists call language-in-use. Michael Lucey elucidates Proust’s approach to language-in-use in a number of ways: principally in relation to linguistic anthropology, but also in relation to speech act theory, and to Pierre Bourdieu’s sociology. The book also includes an interlude after each of its chapters that contextualizes Proust’s social-scientific practice of novel writing in relation to that of a number of other novelists, earlier and later, and from several different traditions, including Honoré de Balzac, George Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Nathalie Sarraute, and Rachel Cusk. Lucey is thus able to show how, in the hands of quite different novelists, various aspects of the novel form become instruments of linguistic anthropological analysis. The result introduces a different way of understanding language to literary and cultural critics and explores the consequences of this new understanding for the practice of literary criticism more generally.

“So long as you write what you wish to write, that is all that matters; and whether it matters for ages or only for hours, nobody can say.” - Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own