Romance & Styles is in The Air
Chapter 1
Chapter 1
"Good morning, Mr. Styles!" A smiling girl greeted the gorgeous man who just stepped out from the elevator, from behind the receptionist desk."Good morning, Lisa" He smiled at her with that flirty smile, and she got lost in those smoldering green eyes of his, she melted under his gaze.
Not that he cared about that. He almost didn't notice, but he did hear her make a a dreamy sigh, he walked away with a smug smirk. He did enjoy that some women appreciated him for his looks, but deep down he wanted to find a woman who challenged him a little bit.
Someone who he could have a witty banter with, and who wouldn't be so easily effected by his good looks, his charm or his British accent that had a special effect on some women as well.
"Mornin', Harry." Sara greeted, she was one of the female models that he had become friends with during the first three days that he had been hired here. Sara was one of those women that didn't fall for him, mostly because she had a girlfriend named Vicky, who he met on the second day of working at Wish Magazine. Vicky happened to be another one of the female models at the magazine.
Sara was curly haired blonde, with baby blue eyes. She had a beautiful smile, and today she was wearing a blue tank top with dark blue skinny jeans, and dark blue 8 inch heels.
Harry could never understand why Sara wanted to wear heels instead of sneakers, heels just seemed so ... uncomfortable.
Even though Harry liked both Sara and Vicky, he was getting a little bit tired from hearing from both of them, the rumors of their workaholic boss. The C.E.O and creator of Wish fashion magazine, Mira Smith.
Harry had asked around about the boss that he hadn't had the pleasure of meeting yet, since she she had just traveled to Paris, one week before Harry was hired, and she would be back sometimes this week, nobody knew when.
Everyone said the same things about Mira Smith: she was strong, never tolerated slacking off, she never hesitated to fire an employ if they were not doing there job. To put it simply, she was someone who took her job very seriously.
