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â YOUâRE DOING A GREAT JOB of that, â he drawls, turning the cracked phone over in his hands. it, unfortunately, still works, though it glitches at the edgesâitâs an excuse to snag the new iphone, but itâs still a shame his rashness lead him this far down the raging rabbit hole. finally, he casts her a glance, sucking in a breath because goddamnit, she was surely on that list, and itâs the least professional thing to send to a subordinate. much less one whoâs familiarized with all of that mess personally. â sorry if iâm not so artful with my dickâthereâs no way to make it look pretty. itâs a dick, after all. iâd like to see you try to pull off the same aesthetic. â thereâs a suggestion in his words, followed by the subtle rise of his brows, but he reckons sheâll smoothly brush it offâthese, ah, working types tend not to take come-ons too seriously. â oh, wouldnât you like to know ? you donât have to worry about my love life, eden, iâm doing well for myself. drowning in bitches, clearly. â thereâs a beat, the slight tilt of his head. â and whoâs to say i didnât mean to send it to you ? â
âwhy thank you, HANDSOME. i pride myself on doing my best.â she smirks and stifles a chuckle at his comment. teddy should be one to know that her aesthetic was never anything far from immaculate. some people might view vainness as a weakness, or an undesirable trait; but in edenâs line of work, it was of paramount importance to bring in the money and the clients. she doesnât take the opportunity to comment, before heâs opening his mouth again. itâs greeted by a playful role of her eyes. âoh, i know teddy. thatâs why you spend so much money when you come to the club. all those bitches.â she almost hisses the last word at him, before putting on a near-convincing false smile. âwhy would you send it to me? thatâs the better question.â sheâs leaning onto his shoulder now, her lips only a few inches away from his neck. a spot she knows drives him crazy. the temptation is there.












