Sam Evans

When Sebastian charged into the copy room, Kitty ignored him. Maybe he would go away once he realized he was interrupting a moment. Kitty huffed, crossing her arms over her chest as Sebastian pulled Sam away from her. Apparently not. “Are you kidding me?” Kitty protested, moving to stand between Sebastian and her fiancé. She addressed Sebastian first. “You clearly need to get laid,” she hissed at him, whirling around to face Sam afterwards. “As for you, I will be waiting for you in your office.” She slipped her engagement ring back on her finger as there was no need to pretend anymore. “Make this quick, or I’m going to take care of myself,” she warned him. Kitty gave him a quick kiss and then brushed past Sebastian with her nose turned up. She made a mental note to track down the person who was annoying Sebastian. She was going to make a new friend.

Her breath hitched in her throat as he moved closer to her. Her prank was not exactly going as planned, but what could she do about that now? Her eyes went to his lips, which were dangerously close to hers. She thought about pushing him away. She thought about gathering her files and returning to her desk, but who was she kidding? Kitty closed the distance between them, pressing her lips to his. Sliding her hands up his chest and around his neck, she pulled him closer to her. Reminded of all of the good times they’d had in here, she smiled into the kiss.

Unsurprisingly, Sam followed her into the copy room. Kitty kept her back to him as much as she possibily could. It was getting harder and harder to keep up the charade. She was focused on feeding papers from the first file into the photocopier until Sam grabbed her hand. Kitty looked up at him. She loved him too much, period. “Maybe you need to jog my memory,” she told him, putting the originals back in the file and stapling the copies together. “What did we used to do in here exactly?”

It was all weird. Kitty should know what they had done, since it hadn’t been a one time thing. A small breath left his lips, and his eyes locked with hers. Sam bit down on his lip. “I could do that,” he replied, taking a step closer, a hand running down her back, “but you should know that I’m not that good with words, so I’d probably show you,” he leaned closer, his lips hovering close to hers, waiting to see if she would kiss him, or if he would have to kiss her.

When the door suddenly swung open, Kitty returned behind her desk at warp speed. She stifled a laugh. Travelling back to his timeline. Definitely something Sam would say. She gathered the files on her desk and stood up. Since she was pretending to work here again, she might as well actually do some work. She was headed to the copy room when Sam stepped in front of her and pulled her in for an unexpected kiss. Oh, he was good, but she’d hate to cut the prank short, especially after all of the effort that had been put in by her and everyone else. 

Kitty looked up into his eyes. “You’re a really good kisser,” she complimented him. “And while I would like to continue where we left off last night, I’m afraid we can’t. I don’t sleep with the people I work with. Sorry.” She brushed past him and continued toward the copy room. Behind her, Katy had taken to barking at someone else. She had to admire her older sister’s commitment to the prank.

Sam wasn’t sure on what he was going to do, because this was crazy. “Well,” he replied, looking at her. “I’m pretty sure you broke that rule a lot,” he said leaning closer, “I mean we’re together and engaged,” he leaned forward, “and you should just know what we used to do in the copy room, and the conference room.” He kind of hoped that Kitty would remember, because this was crazy. He pressed his lips together, “and why hadn’t he seen Sebastian around, it wasn’t like him not to be around,” Sam shook his head, it didn’t matter that he was engaged, Sebastian still tried to flirt, not as much as he had at first.

“Whoa,” Kitty responded, throwing her hands up into the air. “You saw me naked once, last night to be exact, and nothing even happened. Suddenly, we’re engaged?” She remembered that night well. Sam had left in a hurry after receiving a phone call, from her sister no less, not that Kitty had known at the time. She watched as Sam followed Katy into her office, admiring his ass. She wished she could hear what they were saying. Kitty moved her chair closer to them. Thankfully, the area was carpeted. The wheels would make quite the racket against a tiled floor. She smiled when she heard Sam’s declaration of love. She was reminded of how lucky she was to have snagged such a great guy. She almost felt bad for pulling such a prank on him, almost.

Sam shook his head, this was weird, and stupid. He wasn’t sure on what was going on and he knew that he was engaged to Kitty, and he wasn’t sure on how he could make everyone, well Kitty and Katy to actually understand, or stop this stupid game they were playing. But it seemed so real. “Just...” he began, looking at Kitty, he needed to make her see the truth. “I did see you naked last night,” Sam replied, smiling at Kitty, “but it wasn’t the first time, it wasn’t even the first time for the day I saw you naked,” Sam bit down on his lip.

“I’m just gonna leave,” Sam said, taking a step back from Katy, “and sit out there,” he said point to the desk, “you know until you both stop this, or I travel back to my timeline or whatever,” Sam said as he left her office. He wasn’t sure on how he was going to survive this, whatever it was. Sam let out a breath, seeing Kitty, maybe he could convince her that they were together, and engaged. “Hey,” he said, taking a deep breath, cupping her cheeks with his hands pulling her in for a kiss, maybe this was the one way he could convince her that they were engaged, if not, well maybe they could recreate some of the times in the copy room.

While Kitty waited for Sam to arrive, she made small talk with her sister. “So how’s Connor?” she wondered, not having spoken to him herself lately. “Better?” Katy shrugged. “He’s not thrilled that Clarisse’s granddaughter will be taking over his job eventually, but I’m not worried for him. With his education and experience, I’m convinced he could get a job anywhere.” Kitty nodded her head at her in agreement. “Absolutely,” she responded. “I’m sure Daddy has tons of friends who would snatch him up in an instant, and you if you ever wanted to…” Katy interrupted her with a wave of her hand. “You know how busy my lifestyle blog keeps me,” she told her, to which Kitty laughed in response. “Does anyone even read that thing?” she questioned, even though she knew Katy had gotten quite a following since she’d first launched the blog.

A “ding!” from the elevator quickly ended the conversation. “Show time,” Kitty announced. Katy nodded her head at her in acknowledgement and then added, “You might want to take off your engagement ring.” Kitty looked down at her hand. Crap. She’d almost messed up her own prank. She slid the ring off of her finger and slipped it into her pocket just as Sam came into view. Giving him a shrug, she took a moment to note how adorable he looked when he was confused. Katy looked between them before addressing him, “Sam, this is my sister Kitty. She’ll be working here as my…second assistant, hopefully not for long. Now if you could please step into my office.”

Sam looked between them, something wasn’t right. But he didn’t know what it was. “I know,” he replied, looking at Katy, and then over at Kitty, before he looked back at Katy, “I’m engaged to her,” Sam said and looked at Kitty. “Come on, just stop with whatever this is,” he said. But it felt like he didn’t get the reaction that he wanted, so maybe it would be for the best if he actually went with Katy so he could get her to stop whatever this was, it was messing with his head. Because right now the only explanation Sam could think of was  time traveling and that wasn’t real right? If it was it seemed like he had timed traveled and he had no idea on how he would have done it. “Fine,” he huffed, following Katy into her office.

“What was it that you wanted?” he asked, almost crossing his arms, when he felt her hand around his arm, a finger dancing over his arm, “You know what I want, Sam.” Sam shook his head, there was no way, they were so not doing this. “Didn’t you hear me, I’m engaged to your sister, and I love her. A lot,” Sam said trying to take a step back, “and you’re wit Connor, and I’m pretty sure you love him, so can you like back off?” Sam asked, “you’re kinda scaring me right now.”

To say that Kitty was giddy right now would be a huge understatement. She had the biggest smile on her face as she waltzed through the front doors of Wilde PR. She was about to pull off the biggest prank ever on her fiancé with the help of her old co-workers and most importantly, her sister. Kitty looked around as she waited for the elevator. The new owner had done a wonderful job of refurnishing the lobby. The ding of the elevator drew her full attention back to the task at hand. She checked the time as she was brought to the top floor. Sam would be arriving soon.

She spotted Katy as she approached her old desk. As Kitty slid onto her chair, her sister turned to face her, hovering above her. “You’re late,” she hissed, narrowing her eyes at her. “Again. You may be my sister, but I will not hesitate to fire you. Do you understand me?” Kitty locked eyes with her. They stared at each other for a few more seconds before Katy burst out laughing. “How was that?” she wondered, and Kitty gave her a thumbs up in response. “Perfect,” she said, glad that Katy and her were working together now instead of against each other like they used to.

Sam waved at the security guard at the front entrance, something he did every day and had done since he had started working at Wilde PR, normally he would have stopped and talked with Hank for a minute or two but he was running late. He blamed Sebastian for that, Sam was’t sure on how many texts in the last week he had gotten from him complaining about this new girl, Quinn. Sam shook his head, and last night was the first night in a week where he hadn’t sent a text, so Sam was sure they had worked it all out. 

He walked into the department where hew was working, and had been working for the last year or so, he was about to push the door to his office open when he realized that his name wasn’t on the door, but someone else’s, a name Sam didn’t recognize. “What’s going on here?” Sam asked, turning around looking at his colleagues. “Oh, Mr. Evans was there something that Ms. Wilde needed?” Grace asked as she spotted him, “I thought that I made sure to send everything up to your desk.” Sam shook his head, “What?” he blinked, he hadn’t worked for Katy for the last year, “no, this is my office,” Sam said pointing at the door. “Don’t be silly, you’re Ms. Wilde’s PA, and if you don’t hurry you’ll be late and you don’t want to be late do you?”

Sam sighed, and grabbed his bag, maybe if he took the elevator up to Katy’s floor, she could make all of this clear to him. He walked over to the elevator, and stepped inside, the ride up to her office felt like it took forever. Sam shook his head, as he stepped out from it. He blinked a few times, why was Kitty sitting at that desk. This didn’t make any sense at all. “Oh, Sam good,” Katy said as she spotted him, “you’re late and I need to see you in my office.” Sam walked over to her, and he looked at Kitty, mouthing a what’s going on at her.