Promises of Mercy(Montana Promises-Book 1)
“Add in hungry and tired, and she wasn’t fit company for anyone. The problem was that as soon as she and Stone walked out of the station, she remembered he’d driven.
Stone slid her hand into his and guided her to his truck. He acted like her father used to when he wanted her to do as he said. She didn’t know if she should be pissed that Stone thought she needed the help or be appreciative.
The latter required less effort. Stone had stood up to his roommate for her and insisted being with her during the interrogation. For someone who’d only met her recently, he’d been wonderful.
“In you go,” he said, as he guided her onto the seat and once more secured her seatbelt.
She’d been about to swat away his hand, tired of people telling her what to do, but then refrained. It was clear her threshold for politeness had evaporated as soon as she found the detective waiting for her.
Stone climbed into the cab and started the engine.
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