Granddad's House (On Geneva Shores)
“As she walked to the front door, she savored the scent of the roses climbing the arbor along the front porch. She was going to miss this old house.
Her grandfather beamed at her. “Livvy, it’s good of you to come see me. I talked to your young man about the house.”
“Granddad, he is not my ‘young man.’” She stood in the sunroom, her hands on her hips. Despite his help removing Ned from the Landis’ house, Beau he was not hers, by any definition. What was Granddad thinking? Except she’d bee...n thinking about Beau almost every waking minute. He’d even invaded her dreams. If only he wasn’t a client.
“Well, he could be, if you play your cards right. I know he likes you, Livvy. Or are you being difficult on general principles?” He smiled back at her. “Is this a social call?”
“Business.” She pulled out the addendum that had been signed by Beau. “Your buyer has added an addendum, and I need your signature if you agree.MoreLess
Her grandfather beamed at her. “Livvy, it’s good of you to come see me. I talked to your young man about the house.”
“Granddad, he is not my ‘young man.’” She stood in the sunroom, her hands on her hips. Despite his help removing Ned from the Landis’ house, Beau he was not hers, by any definition. What was Granddad thinking? Except she’d bee...n thinking about Beau almost every waking minute. He’d even invaded her dreams. If only he wasn’t a client.
“Well, he could be, if you play your cards right. I know he likes you, Livvy. Or are you being difficult on general principles?” He smiled back at her. “Is this a social call?”
“Business.” She pulled out the addendum that had been signed by Beau. “Your buyer has added an addendum, and I need your signature if you agree.MoreLess
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