Dating the Guy Upstairs
“His father arched an eyebrow, which was as far as the old man ever went when it came to being surprised. “I didn’t realize you were back in the country.”
“I got in last night,” Will said. That hint of surprise was a good sign—it had been the right choice to confront his father at the office rather than at the house, especially if he wanted this encounter to go differently from the last time they’d met. He licked his lips and tentatively stepped into the room. “I was hoping we could talk.”
... “About my proposal?” His father pushed down the screen of his laptop as he nodded for Will to take a seat.
“No.” Will shook his head. He hoped that his new sister-in-law was right. Danni had told him that if he wanted to make it work with Riley, he needed to figure out a way to change. To open doors. But as far as Will could tell, unless he sorted out the mess with his father, there was no way he could stay in Seattle without wondering what would happen every time he and his father crossed paths.MoreLess
“I got in last night,” Will said. That hint of surprise was a good sign—it had been the right choice to confront his father at the office rather than at the house, especially if he wanted this encounter to go differently from the last time they’d met. He licked his lips and tentatively stepped into the room. “I was hoping we could talk.”
... “About my proposal?” His father pushed down the screen of his laptop as he nodded for Will to take a seat.
“No.” Will shook his head. He hoped that his new sister-in-law was right. Danni had told him that if he wanted to make it work with Riley, he needed to figure out a way to change. To open doors. But as far as Will could tell, unless he sorted out the mess with his father, there was no way he could stay in Seattle without wondering what would happen every time he and his father crossed paths.MoreLess
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