ANNIE
I was hurrying, and plowed straight into a solid rock of a man. He put his hands on my shoulders to steady me as I stumbled back, “Oh God, I’m so sorry,” I gasped, as I tipped my head back to look into his face.
He gave me a wide, charming smile, one that made his eyes crinkle up in the corners. He had nice baby blues, and an open, friendly countenance. “Well hello,” the voice rumbled past his luscious lips.
I recognized his voice as the man who had been talking to Mr. Greene in the bedroom. “You must be the new nurse. Miss Clarke, is it?”
I nodded rather stupidly, still staring at his face when he let go of me and took a tiny step back. “Um, yes. And you are?”
“I’m Phillip, Kam-er... Mr. Greene’s business partner.” His eyes traveled up and down my body in an assessi
