P.S. You're Intolerable: The Harder They Fall Standalone

Every day, I tell my boss Elliot Levy how intolerable he is. I do this by writing little notes and hiding them in the back of my desk. The reason I can't say it to his face is that I'm about to become a single mother, and I need to keep my job as his assistant.

Elliot never looks at me, so he doesn't even notice I'm pregnant until I'm seven months along. The first thing he asks is if I'm planning to come back to work once I have the baby. Not unexpected.

But what is unexpected is that Elliot comes to my rescue when I need a place to stay after my daughter is born. Living with him, I see a whole other side of him. Especially when he walks around his house without a shirt on, which he does all the time.

I shouldn't look, but I can't help it. He's gorgeous in a suit, but out of one? Devastating. Elliot shows me he isn't the heartless robot I once thought he was. It's still terrifying to take a chance on him, even when he holds my baby like she's precious to him, and touches me like he's been longing to for ages.

Now that he has me, he isn't letting me go without a fight. And Elliot Levy didn't get to where he is in business without learning a few underhanded tricks. What will he do to keep me? To keep us? P.S. I think I'm falling for you.

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