One Good Man
“It was driving Matthew crazy. He'd put in a long hard day at work—extra hours, actually, since the blow-up with Andie.
Trying anything to keep from thinking about her, to keep from calling her and making a complete ass of himself.
Now all he wanted to do was have a shower, sit in his underwear in front of the TV, and suck down a few root beers.
But before he did any of that, he had to quiet his own dogs because the neighbor's stupid dog wouldn't shut up.
Matt stomped into the kitchen and glared... out the window.
Daisy stood on the deck, pawing at the glass door. Okay, that was kind of weird. When Mr. Benedetto let his dog out into the yard to do her business, he usually let her in as soon as she was finished. It wasn't like him to let the dog hang out in back, especially as she was not tethered and the yard had no fence.
Matt's stomach rumbled and he frowned. Had he stopped for lunch today? He was hungry, yet too listless to fix himself anything. Maybe there was something in the fridge to grab.MoreLess
Trying anything to keep from thinking about her, to keep from calling her and making a complete ass of himself.
Now all he wanted to do was have a shower, sit in his underwear in front of the TV, and suck down a few root beers.
But before he did any of that, he had to quiet his own dogs because the neighbor's stupid dog wouldn't shut up.
Matt stomped into the kitchen and glared... out the window.
Daisy stood on the deck, pawing at the glass door. Okay, that was kind of weird. When Mr. Benedetto let his dog out into the yard to do her business, he usually let her in as soon as she was finished. It wasn't like him to let the dog hang out in back, especially as she was not tethered and the yard had no fence.
Matt's stomach rumbled and he frowned. Had he stopped for lunch today? He was hungry, yet too listless to fix himself anything. Maybe there was something in the fridge to grab.MoreLess
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