Because I should be outraged.
 
 I should be calling HR, filing a complaint, demanding answers.
 
 But instead, I’m staring at this ridiculously beautiful dress, my fingers still buried in the soft silk, my skin flushed and warm.
 
 I exhale slowly, my heart hammering against my ribs.
 
 What the hell am I getting myself into?
 
 I stare at the phone screen, my heart still racing, my fingers still gripping the fabric of the gown.
 
 Me: Why have you sent me this dress?
 
 I barely have time to process the absurdity of the situation before my phone buzzes again.
 
 Unknown Number: Do you like it?
 
 I narrow my eyes, my fingers hovering over the keyboard.
 
 Of course I like it.
 
 It’s stunning.
 
 It looks like something out of a fairy tale—except instead of a prince, I have a dangerously powerful CEO with boundary issues playing dress-up with me.
 
 But I refuse to let him steer the conversation.
 
 Me: First answer me.
 
 The reply is almost instant.
 
 Unknown Number: I’m not answerable to anyone, printsessa.
 
 I snort.
 
 Wow. Arrogant much?
 
 I don’t know why I’m even surprised.
 
 I roll my eyes so hard I almost see my own brain.
 
 Me: Wow. That must be nice. Just walking around doing whatever the hell you want.
 
 His response comes instantly, like he was waiting for me.
 
 Unknown Number: It is, actually.
 
 Oh my God.
 
 Me: I hope one day someone tells you no just to see if you explode.
 
 Unknown Number: Wouldn’t be the first time someone tried.
 
 I smirk despite myself, tucking my legs up under me.
 
 I don’t know why I’m still talking to him.
 
 Why I keep responding when I should be blocking his number, demanding to know why he’s messing with me.