by Sara Orwig
He moved closer, as if he didn’t want her to leave. “Then business is good?”
“So far.” Yet she wouldn’t be tending to livestock for the remaining hours. She would be sending her son off on a trip without her for the first time since his birth.
“I’m glad you’ve returned, Georgie,” he said as he finally stepped back. “And by the way, if you’re not busy this evening, Maria wants you to have dinner with us. All the usual suspects will be there. Have you met Worth or his mom, Jenny?”
“No. I haven’t had the opportunity yet.”
“All the more reason for you to come.”
But being close to Austin was the best reason to decline. “I’m not sure I’ll be finished with everything before dinnertime.”
“We don’t usually eat until around seven. If you decide to join us, and we really hope you will, just show up. We’ll set a place for you.”
If she agreed, she would have to spend even more time with him, all the while trying to conceal her true feelings. If she didn’t, she would insult Maria. “I’ll think about it.”
He grinned, started away then said without turning around, “I’ll see you tonight.”
His confidence drove her crazy. He drove her crazy. But right then she had only one immediate concern... Her son’s impending departure.
Copyright © 2017 by Kristi Goldberg
ISBN-13: 9781488011351
The Rancher’s Nanny Bargain
Copyright © 2017 by Sara Orwig
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