Lost to You

For the last five years Jessica James, a real estate broker has led a life in hiding. The only people in her life are Louis and her savior Scott, who live in Atlanta. If it wasn’t for Scott she wouldn’t exist right now and they both know it. She works alone and only through word of mouth for the wealthiest in the world. So with a request from a Mr. Bernard Smith to find a property for his family there, she figured why not. If nothing else she’ll see both Louis and Scott.
Her night out to celebrate the closing turns out to be the best one night stand she’ll ever remember. That is until Mr. Viktor Petrov aka Bernard Smith asks her to find a place for his son. Her quiet, controlled, orderly world does an about turn when his son turns out to be the sex-on-stilts Adonis who did things to her body one never thought possible.
What should she do? Does he remember? Maybe it’s a common thing for him. Was it as fantastic for him as it was for her? What will she say if he brings it up or should she say anything at all? Could she, no should she even go there again if he made a move?
After a week of wondering and questioning herself they make it back from Chicago without a word regarding that night. The one night that made her forget her heinous past and relish in euphoria. Guess it wasn’t the same for him, or so she thought. Unsure of what to do, she runs when it dawns on him exactly who she is.
Regardless how far she runs, he finds her. Now he’s in her hometown and she realizes there’s no way of avoiding him. So, is he here for just another night of fun or is he here for something else, thus spinning her world into a turmoil and bringing up memories of her past? Since she can’t erase her past, though she’s trying, he’s going to have to see all of her for there to be a tomorrow. Will he shun her? Is he going to be disgusted by her? Hell, will he even be able to look at her, truly see her without being appalled? And if by chance he does accept her past how is he going to take the fact he does business with the man behind it?