A Baby for the Shrew and the Bachelor

“God, what are you—” Rita breathed out with hatred. “I look at you and I understand that people don’t change with the years—only get worse.” “And I forgot how unbearable you are,” Rita bared her teeth. “I’m even worse than you remember.” “You grew up, you know. You gained experience.” “I see.” And he traced his shameless glance over her—head to toe. Open, unpleasant, judging her like only a man could. When Rita agreed to be a nanny for her friend’s son while the friend was on an internship in Italy, she couldn’t have assumed that caring for the child would have to be shared with Mark—the older brother of the friend. And Rita has had a strong, deep… hatred toward Mark since school. And this feeling is absolutely mutual!