The Play by Natalie Wrye

Becoming enemies with your neighbor is never a good idea.
What’s even worse is when the neighbor is an incredibly hot client.

Baseball god Sevin Smith is no longer just the noisy bachelor living above me. Now he’s the MVP client I have to protect from a paternity scandal, and I’m not exactly thrilled that my boss has me on the case.

That’s fine. I can pretend and work with a man who’s become my enemy.

But what I can’t pretend is not to be attracted to him.

Not to fall for his sexy laugh and easy smile. And I definitely can’t pretend I’m not falling for the spunky eight year old kid that may or may not be his.

Yes, I admit it: Becoming enemies with your neighbor—the sexy sports star—is never a good idea.

But falling in love with him might be the worst idea of all…