A Family Affair: Spring: Truth in Lies, book 2
“He’d tried to tell Greta he wasn’t hungry, but the woman had the sandwich ready for him two minutes after he walked through the door, so what choice did he have but to eat the damn thing? She’d been so pleased when he’d taken a bite and given her the thumbs-up. He guessed this was new territory in building a “relationship”. Thinking about the other person and wanting to please her, out of bed.
Since the afternoon he’d made a fool of himself at Greta’s front door with that ridiculous note ca...rd, she’d been extra gentle with him, like he was a wounded duck who couldn’t find its way back to water. He was no damn duck and he wasn’t wounded, but there was something about her warm hand on his and that smile that calmed him more than a double scotch.
He’d been to her house four times since “the talk”; two of those included dinner with the whole clan. Elizabeth was a miniature version of Greta, blonde, blue-eyed, but damn those sticky hands.MoreLess
Since the afternoon he’d made a fool of himself at Greta’s front door with that ridiculous note ca...rd, she’d been extra gentle with him, like he was a wounded duck who couldn’t find its way back to water. He was no damn duck and he wasn’t wounded, but there was something about her warm hand on his and that smile that calmed him more than a double scotch.
He’d been to her house four times since “the talk”; two of those included dinner with the whole clan. Elizabeth was a miniature version of Greta, blonde, blue-eyed, but damn those sticky hands.MoreLess
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