The Billionaire's Secret Baby: A BWWM Pregnancy Romance Read Online Free
Author: Alexis Gold
one last look at his private little world before going back up his private staircase to the main deck of the boat. He tapped Allen on the shoulder and Allen turned to him in surprise and then smiled.
"Hey! Did you see the rooms? Aren't they amazing?" he asked, not even trying to hide the delight on his face.
Roman nodded and smiled. "Come on Allen, show me your room."
Allen walked him into the inside of the boat on the main deck. There was a dining area, a bar, a piano, a lounging area and a library. All of it was white, save for the hand carved mahogany, just like his room. Allen led him down the wide white carpeted staircase to the level below. There was an entertainment room with a horseshoe shaped sofa filled with thick white cushions and set about with several pillows.
There was another bar and a smaller dining area, more of a galley than the dining room upstairs, there was a small fitness room with several machines, free weights a sauna and a steam room, and there were two hallways that led down either side of the boat. Allen took him down the left side.
They passed three doors and at the last door, Allen turned and smiled at Roman. "There are four guest staterooms on either side of the boat, and this one is mine." He opened the door and stood back to let Roman enter the room.
Like the rest of the boat, it was all white with mahogany trim, and there were windows all along the wall on the water side of the room. Allen's windows were all above the water line. He had a queen sized bed, a desk, and a full bathroom. His closet was wide, but it wasn't a walk-in. Above his desk was an entertainment center which was set into the wall, facing his bed.
"This is really nice." Roman said with a smile.
"It's great!" Allen said happily. He showed Roman all the little extras that were in the room; the remote controlled electric shades that slid down over the windows and the lights that dimmed, as well as the automatic faucet in the sink and the natural air dryer for his hands.
Roman nodded and smiled at him.
"Do you like it?" he asked in anticipation.
"I do," Roman answered him, sliding his hands into his pockets.
Allen took a step toward him. "I think you should buy it. I could sell this boat in a minute."
Roman tilted his head. "I think you probably could, but we want to make sure before I do anything like that. It's a big commitment."
Allen nodded and looked around his room, well pleased. Then he looked back at Roman. "Does your room look like this, too?" he asked.
Roman tried to hide his smile, but it didn't work well. "Not really. Come on... I'll give you the nickel tour." He led Allen down the hall, back through the community areas and past them to the last door at the end of the boat, which was the other door to his room. He opened it up and walked up the short flight of stairs to the upper level of his room, and turned to look at Allen, whose jaw hit the floor when he saw all of it.
Roman chuckled softly. "Go have a look; I'll be out on the deck." He walked out of the glass doors and sat on the deck while Allen canvassed the entire area that Roman would be staying in. After several minutes, Allen finally showed up on the deck where Roman was relaxing under the canopy, and collapsed beside him in a chair.
"You've got to be kidding me. Roman, you have to buy this boat! You have to!" Allen was thrilled with all that he had seen.
Roman looked over at him and smiled. "Did you see the jet skis and the sailing dinghy?"
Allen just looked at him. "No. Really?" A grin spread over his face.
"Yeah. There's an elevator, too, from the main floor down to the community area on the lower level. Actually, it goes down to the staff quarters, galley and engine room in the belly of the boat as well, but you shouldn't go down there." Roman winked at him.
Allen just shook his head. "I can't believe this thing." He looked back at Roman. "I could
"Hey! Did you see the rooms? Aren't they amazing?" he asked, not even trying to hide the delight on his face.
Roman nodded and smiled. "Come on Allen, show me your room."
Allen walked him into the inside of the boat on the main deck. There was a dining area, a bar, a piano, a lounging area and a library. All of it was white, save for the hand carved mahogany, just like his room. Allen led him down the wide white carpeted staircase to the level below. There was an entertainment room with a horseshoe shaped sofa filled with thick white cushions and set about with several pillows.
There was another bar and a smaller dining area, more of a galley than the dining room upstairs, there was a small fitness room with several machines, free weights a sauna and a steam room, and there were two hallways that led down either side of the boat. Allen took him down the left side.
They passed three doors and at the last door, Allen turned and smiled at Roman. "There are four guest staterooms on either side of the boat, and this one is mine." He opened the door and stood back to let Roman enter the room.
Like the rest of the boat, it was all white with mahogany trim, and there were windows all along the wall on the water side of the room. Allen's windows were all above the water line. He had a queen sized bed, a desk, and a full bathroom. His closet was wide, but it wasn't a walk-in. Above his desk was an entertainment center which was set into the wall, facing his bed.
"This is really nice." Roman said with a smile.
"It's great!" Allen said happily. He showed Roman all the little extras that were in the room; the remote controlled electric shades that slid down over the windows and the lights that dimmed, as well as the automatic faucet in the sink and the natural air dryer for his hands.
Roman nodded and smiled at him.
"Do you like it?" he asked in anticipation.
"I do," Roman answered him, sliding his hands into his pockets.
Allen took a step toward him. "I think you should buy it. I could sell this boat in a minute."
Roman tilted his head. "I think you probably could, but we want to make sure before I do anything like that. It's a big commitment."
Allen nodded and looked around his room, well pleased. Then he looked back at Roman. "Does your room look like this, too?" he asked.
Roman tried to hide his smile, but it didn't work well. "Not really. Come on... I'll give you the nickel tour." He led Allen down the hall, back through the community areas and past them to the last door at the end of the boat, which was the other door to his room. He opened it up and walked up the short flight of stairs to the upper level of his room, and turned to look at Allen, whose jaw hit the floor when he saw all of it.
Roman chuckled softly. "Go have a look; I'll be out on the deck." He walked out of the glass doors and sat on the deck while Allen canvassed the entire area that Roman would be staying in. After several minutes, Allen finally showed up on the deck where Roman was relaxing under the canopy, and collapsed beside him in a chair.
"You've got to be kidding me. Roman, you have to buy this boat! You have to!" Allen was thrilled with all that he had seen.
Roman looked over at him and smiled. "Did you see the jet skis and the sailing dinghy?"
Allen just looked at him. "No. Really?" A grin spread over his face.
"Yeah. There's an elevator, too, from the main floor down to the community area on the lower level. Actually, it goes down to the staff quarters, galley and engine room in the belly of the boat as well, but you shouldn't go down there." Roman winked at him.
Allen just shook his head. "I can't believe this thing." He looked back at Roman. "I could
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