The Alpha's Prize
“"I have to go into work at the restaurant at eleven you know." Erica titled her head squeezing her cell against her ear with her shoulder as she pressed the gas pedal and came to a rolling stop at a red light. She was stopped at an intersection, a block away from the shopping center where Connor worked.
When she had stormed out of the house, hurt by her father's callous words and nasty accusations, she had called Connor's cell to tell him about what happened. He hadn't answered. Realizing t...hat he was probably on his way to work, Erica decided that she would stop by there to ask him about the brooch.
In the meantime, she needed someone to open up her father's shop for her. Elizabeth Hamby, who was Erica's best girlfriend, had been the perfect candidate.
"I know that, Liz," Erica replied, glancing in her rearview mirror. A red truck pulled up behind her with a young guy in it, his armed resting comfortably outside his window against the truck.MoreLess
When she had stormed out of the house, hurt by her father's callous words and nasty accusations, she had called Connor's cell to tell him about what happened. He hadn't answered. Realizing t...hat he was probably on his way to work, Erica decided that she would stop by there to ask him about the brooch.
In the meantime, she needed someone to open up her father's shop for her. Elizabeth Hamby, who was Erica's best girlfriend, had been the perfect candidate.
"I know that, Liz," Erica replied, glancing in her rearview mirror. A red truck pulled up behind her with a young guy in it, his armed resting comfortably outside his window against the truck.MoreLess
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