His Banana

Natasha is twenty-five. She lives in New York, works for an online publication, and barely makes ends meet. A grown man sits on her neck—an adult brother—and the disobedient dog is always ready to trash the apartment. And the apartment itself is hard to call an apartment.

When Natasha is offered a responsible assignment, she agrees without thinking. It’s a chance to prove herself, because Natasha has always dreamed of doing journalism seriously. Plus, extra money won’t hurt—she still has to pay for the apartment somehow.

Under the guise of an intern, she gets a job at the firm of the millionaire brothers—Bruce and William. Their business is growing way too fast. Something is off. The main thing is to gather material.

Who would have thought that at the interview Natasha would run into Bruce—and that the banana she just ate was not for guests. It’s his banana!

Natasha gets hired on staff; the new boss dumps a ton of work on the spy— and both of them silently hate each other. Very soon Natasha will understand that she didn’t eat his banana for nothing. After all, it’s known that going from love to hate is easier than easy.