Protector (The Brannock Siblings book 4)
“It was probably the hundredth time Liam had said those words in his mind. There was no reason for him to stop by the house that day, but the constant worry that the stones on the back porch would slip off at any moment, forced him to keep driving. It was only because he needed to do his job.
Nothing else.
He had to think about the beautiful woman that was staying in his aunt's house because it was his job. Not because he stayed up most of the night trying to think of any other way to run into her. By the time he got up that morning, he knew it was useless. He would just go and fix the step and maybe tinker around on a few other projects he planned for the future.
If he saw her, great. If not... well, he just hoped he saw her.
When his friend and coworker stopped by the house the night before and informed him that the jobs had completely dried up, he was at a loss. He had plenty to do, but none of it really made him any money. He saved quite a bit in the last year, but it wouldn't be e...nough and he considered just giving it all to his parents.MoreLess
Nothing else.
He had to think about the beautiful woman that was staying in his aunt's house because it was his job. Not because he stayed up most of the night trying to think of any other way to run into her. By the time he got up that morning, he knew it was useless. He would just go and fix the step and maybe tinker around on a few other projects he planned for the future.
If he saw her, great. If not... well, he just hoped he saw her.
When his friend and coworker stopped by the house the night before and informed him that the jobs had completely dried up, he was at a loss. He had plenty to do, but none of it really made him any money. He saved quite a bit in the last year, but it wouldn't be e...nough and he considered just giving it all to his parents.MoreLess
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