All for You by Moore Heather B

Author:Moore, Heather B.
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: contemporary romance, Christian romance, clean and wholesome romance, women's fiction, romantic comedy
Publisher: Mirror Press
Published: 2019-04-30T16:00:00+00:00

The movie critics had lied; either that or Lindsey’s taste in movies was absolutely opposite of Rotten Tomatoes.

Nelson seemed to be absorbed in the movie, though. He’d happily finished off the tub of popcorn they were supposed to be sharing. Lindsey had maybe eaten three handfuls. And the soda. Well, Nelson had drawn the line there and gotten a water bottle, but Lindsey had chosen root beer, which she’d offered Nelson when he’d finished his water.

The hero in the movie had just stepped into another dimension, and Lindsey gave up trying to keep track of what was the past, present, or future. Nelson had told her he had to fly out tomorrow, so really, this was their last evening together. She marveled at how much she was dreading him leaving when they’d only been hanging out a short while. Could it even be considered dating?

Well, they had kissed, more than once, and she supposed that counted for something.

“Wanna ditch?” Nelson whispered in her ear.

“I thought you were enjoying the show,” she whispered back.

“When the green man appeared, I think I lost interest,” he said. “Either that or the little fairy thing with the giant teeth.”

Lindsey stifled a laugh.

“Besides, the popcorn is gone,” he continued, “and I really shouldn’t have more, so leaving will help me in that department.”

Lindsey turned her head to meet his gaze in the darkness of the theater. She couldn’t see the color of his eyes, but she could certainly feel their intensity. And, boy, she had a hard time saying no to this man.

“Okay.”

He was on his feet in an instant, his speed surprising her.

She joined him, and he grasped her hand as they left the theater.

When they stepped out into the cold, dark night, Lindsey said, “Now what, Mr. Goaltender? More elk watching?”

Nelson released her hand and draped his arm about her, pulling her close. Which felt nice, because the wind had picked up. “Whatever you want. Elk watching, a hospital tour of the MRI room, or . . . maybe we could visit the grocery store.”

“The grocery store?” she asked. “Don’t tell me you’re thinking of food again after eating an entire tub of popcorn.”

They stopped by the car that Nelson had once again borrowed from Maddy. “You ate some too.”

She held her two fingers about an inch apart.

Nelson chuckled and opened her door.

She climbed in before he could kiss her in another parking lot. It was way too cold for that.

When he slid into the driver’s seat, she said, “I’ll choose the grocery store, but only because you have me curious.”

He gave her a half smile and started the engine.

When they reached Pine Valley Mart, there were only a handful of cars in the parking lot. It seemed that the residents of this small town had other Friday night plans that didn’t include grocery shopping.

As they walked into the grocery store, hand in hand, Nelson bypassed the carts. So he wasn’t here for quantity, then.

She went along with him, up and down a couple of aisles, as Nelson seemed to be looking for something.

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