Falling, For You Series by Harper Lawson

I was secretly reading through a billionaire's text messages, and I found my name everywhere. I’ve been cleaning the same billionaire’s penthouse every Friday for the last nine months. Today, I was dusting the shelves in his office when his phone buzzed on the desk beside me. I heard his shower start from down the hall, water rushing through marble pipes. I glanced at his phone just long enough to see a message pop up, and I saw. .. My name? For a second I thought it was a mistake... moreI was secretly reading through a billionaire's text messages, and I found my name everywhere. I’ve been cleaning the same billionaire’s penthouse every Friday for the last nine months. Today, I was dusting the shelves in his office when his phone buzzed on the desk beside me. I heard his shower start from down the hall, water rushing through marble pipes. I glanced at his phone just long enough to see a message pop up, and I saw. .. My name? For a second I thought it was a mistake. I picked up his phone and searched for my name. It was EVERYWHERE. Messages with his driver, his lawyer, even his security team, every single one mentioning me. “She’s here now. ”. “Don’t tell her anything. ”. “Make sure she gets home safe. ”. I was so focused on the messages that I didn't even hear the shower stop. Suddenly, I heard footsteps behind me, and I turned to see him standing in the doorway with a towel slung low on his hips and water still dripping from his hair. He stepped closer, voice low as he growled,. “You weren’t supposed to see that. .. ”. less

I'm a second-grade teacher in a small town, and my student just showed up to the Mother's Day event with her uncle. He was so tall he barely fit through the door. All the other kids had their moms to help, she was the only that didn’t. The glue stuck to his fingers, and every time something tore he whispered "sorry" like it might break her heart. So I knelt beside her desk and said softly, "Hey, Sarah, would you like me to help you? I'd really love to. "... moreI'm a second-grade teacher in a small town, and my student just showed up to the Mother's Day event with her uncle. He was so tall he barely fit through the door. All the other kids had their moms to help, she was the only that didn’t. The glue stuck to his fingers, and every time something tore he whispered "sorry" like it might break her heart. So I knelt beside her desk and said softly, "Hey, Sarah, would you like me to help you? I'd really love to. ". She looked up at her uncle like she was asking permission, he nodded and smiled for the first time. The next morning, there was a jar of wild blackberries and a smooth river stone on my porch. The day after that, a jar of honey with a note. One morning, I finally caught him and his hands were full of wildflowers. He looked at me and growled,. "You know you made her feel like she finally had a mother that day? ". less

One night, during a blizzard, I heard a car crash on my road. A man stumbled half-frozen up to my cabin. And when I opened the door, Patrick Reid collapsed at my feet. I had two choices. Let him freeze. Or let him in. I really, really wanted to let him freeze. But I didn't. Now we're snowed in…. No roads. No signal. No escape. Just me…. And the man who ruined my reputation.