Spolubydlící na zabití – Bloom Penelope (2026)

I needed to bring Sebastian St. James down a peg, so I turned him down. But he liked it. Before I knew it, my dress was pushed up to my neck. Apparently, he wanted to teach me a lesson too. This whole encounter did not go according to plan. We both agreed to part like adults, with no strings attached. Except I could not stand how easily he walked away. So I dealt with my disappointment like a reasonable woman: I went to one of his book signings and threw coffee in his face. Then I fell flat on the floor while trying to escape his security guard. Before I knew it, I was recovering at Sebastian’s house. He offered me a job looking after his cat and staying in his palace. I would love to say I told him where to go, but I needed the job more than I was willing to admit. So now I live with an disgustingly handsome roommate whom I want to strangle and ride at the same time. But there is nothing to worry about. He has “no time for relationships.” Of course not. He just sulks, scowls and orders me around. But I would not be myself if everything did not become complicated. I am pregnant. You may be wondering who the father is. Here is a little hint: the baby will probably be born with cute little horns and a pitchfork.