His Secretary with Benefits

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Seema Sirohi is currently based in Washington and writes a column on foreign policy and India’s place in the world for The Economic Times. She has covered India–US relations for more than three decades for The Telegraph, Outlook and FirstPost.com. She has also reported from Italy, Austria, Israel, Slovakia, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, and published opinion pieces in The Los Angeles Times, The Christian Science Monitor and The Baltimore Sun. She has appeared on NDTV, India Today TV, BBC and CNN to comment on international events. Friends with Benefits is a detailed, punchy and richly reported account of the last several decades of Indo-US relations. Seema Sirohi, a long-time observer of the relationship, has written an entertaining book that balances incisive analysis with valuable original reportage. A fascinating read.’ Only allowing herself a moment for a steady breath, Laura pushed the door open. Wow, Kelly had not been exaggerating when she said he was gorgeous. He was tall, dark, and handsome. He was tall and broad, just over six foot, with dark brown hair with a slight wave to it, and a complexion the color of honey went well with eyes the color of melting chocolate. A straight nose above a sensual mouth and cheekbones prominent below a broad forehead screamed male model. He was a fantasy come to life. Shyam Saran, former foreign secretary, Government of India, and former special envoy for the Prime Minister for nuclear issues and climate change The phone call that came from April as she entered her apartment later that night was far from unexpected.

Yep, no lie, she was a timid little thing—nose to the grindstone, no looking up. Who knows what you might turn into when he’s done with you? Being a sexually satisfied woman can lead to all kinds of interesting things.”India is on the wrong side of history,’ declared President Bill Clinton post New Delhi’s nuclear tests in 1998 and came down with an array of sanctions. Cut to the present, India is no longer the enemy for the US. In an age dominated not just by China’s rise but by its undoubted political and economic muscle power, India has become the fashionable new ally in Washington. I roll my eyes, “Morning Gabe.” Tactfulness wasn’t his strong suit, but at least I could rely on him to tell me the truth. Really?” Laura was surprised to hear that about the happy, confident woman she had met that afternoon. Seema Sirohi has used her thirty-year experience in Washington, and deep knowledge of India and the US to write an accurate, accessible and timely account of the relationship. Mindful of pitfalls, past and future, this is not purely an optimistic tome, though it does show the good that diplomacy and political will can achieve. Friends with Benefits is well worth reading to make sense of an increasingly important relationship in a constantly changing and troubled world.’

His dark eyes studied her intently. “If you agree to this then you need to know that your body, your pussy, belongs to me, and me alone, while this lasts. Everyone but me is off limits. Do you understand that? No one gets close enough to even touch you.”She can’t be called badass for nothing. But everything she planned out got destroyed when she met the CEO, who happens to be more badass than her! Everything she does is always flawed and she always being lost in the end! This is her first time being defeated by the arrogant CEO! If Millijay is the badass secretary, then Farris is the living devil CEO! Her tummy curled and her breathing fractured. “But my boyfriends, they didn’t seem to care about what I wanted and what felt good to me, so it wasn’t that hard to be good. I have never been wet with anticipation before. I looked at sex as something I had to do, not something I wanted to do. When my fiancé and I broke up, I was more than content to not be with someone again, but it’s been so long now. It’s becoming so that my vibrator isn’t enough, and I want more.” She leaned into him, greedy for the touch of his body against hers.

Ashley J. Tellis, the Tata Chair for Strategic Affairs at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and former senior adviser to the US State Department

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Come” His voice once more saw her start to shake as she opened the door, stepping into the dimly lit room, leaning against the door for support as her eyes landed on him. Darius moved towards her - Sara’s eyes opening wide seeing as he wore only silken pyjama bottoms, his chest bare. Her eyes drank in the well-toned shoulders leading down to slim hips, his stomach sculpted, feeling the flush and the way her pulse started to race so alarmingly.

She broke off as the waiter brought them menus. After he left, Kelly drew the conversation to Laura’s work experience, asking how long she had been an assistant to Arthur and what she had done before that. More questions about knowledge of various office applications and what her workday looked like. Finally, as the meal drew to an end, Kelly smiled and seemed satisfied.

Friends with Benefits is a delightful and sometimes pungent retelling of the transforming US–India relationship. With a veteran journalist’s practised eye, Seema Sirohi assembles extraordinary detail to vividly capture the zeitgeist of every phase in the bilateral relationship in the last thirty-odd years. Her book is a superb reminder of not only how far Washington and New Delhi have come in recent times, but also why this partnership needs constant tending if it is to deliver on its ambitions in the years ahead.’ Please spare me the details, Gabe. I do NOT want to hear where, how, or what positions you had her in. I’ll take your word for it. Now please shut uuup”, I groan. Gabe is one of my closest friends but I swear he’s a man whore. I had an amazing night with this she-wolf Ady you don’t even know. Goddess! You should have seen the tits on her. I had her in-” I cut him off before he can finish. Author, Seema Sirohi, says, “I have been fortunate enough to watch the arc of the India-US relationship bend towards friendship despite the bumps along the way. With this book, my aim is to fill the gaps in a narrative that is often set in the West and is often one-sided. As they say, reality is more complicated. I tell the India-US story by showing the drama of diplomacy and recounting how officials really felt about the problems and prospects of the relationship. There were moments when it seemed the centre would not hold and things would fall apart. They did not. Slowly but surely, the two ships of state turned around from hostile to a friendly posture. This decades-long dance between the two is what Friends with Benefits is all about.” Tell me why someone as beautiful as you would want this job.” His dark chocolate eyes were intent on her, and she couldn’t even blink. The thought of breaking the connection was painful.