Blind Date with a Billionaire Biker (Blind Date Disasters Book 3) by Evangeline Kelly

Author:Evangeline Kelly [Kelly, Evangeline]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-03-07T16:00:00+00:00

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The next day, I rose and made a large breakfast of biscuits, eggs, and bacon. Throughout the week, Grandpa had insisted on simple meals since we had limited time before we had to drive to L.A., but I think he was just trying to make things easier on me.

I had an extra bounce to my step this morning as I scurried around the kitchen. That conversation with Dex had weighed heavily on me, but I’d made a decision. I wanted to serve the Lord in some way whether it was in street ministry or something else. The previous night, I’d prayed that God would open the door and show me what He wanted me to do, and I trusted that He would.

“It smells delicious in here,” Grandpa said. “What did I do to deserve this?”

“There are too many things to list.” I laughed softly. “I should be doing this every morning.”

Grandpa’s eyes widened. “While I’d like to take you up on it, my cholesterol might disagree. My doctor said my numbers are a bit high right now, so I have to watch what I eat.”

I frowned. “Oh, I didn’t know that. I’m sorry. Did I just make it difficult for you?”

He walked over and gave me a quick hug and pat on the back. “Not at all. Got to splurge and enjoy life once in a while.”

I glanced at all the food I’d made and realized it probably wasn’t a good idea to divide it up between the two of us. That might tempt Grandpa to eat more than he should. “You know what? I’m going to run over and invite Dex to join us. We shouldn’t eat all of this by ourselves.”

Grandpa searched my face as if looking for something. “Great plan. Should have thought of it myself.”

I put my shoes on and hurried out of the back door leading to the expansive yard. By the time I reached the guesthouse, I was out of breath because I practically ran the entire way. The door swung open before I had a chance to knock.

Dex stood there, hair disheveled, concern crossing his features as he slid on a white t-shirt. It happened so fast, a split-second, really, but it was just enough to give me a glimpse of his washboard abs. I closed my eyes, trying to erase that image from my head. Not good. I hadn’t realized that might happen, and I certainly didn’t need that image to taunt me later on. Maybe I should have sent Grandpa to fetch him.

“What’s wrong? Is someone here?” Alarm sparked in his eyes as he glanced all around. He put a hand on my shoulder and moved past me to get a better look.

“Everything’s fine. I’m just inviting you to breakfast.”

“Oh.” He stopped short, a pleased smile tugging at his lips. “Saw you running and thought…” He ran his fingers through his hair. “Well, it doesn’t matter. I’m glad there wasn’t an emergency.”

We both stood there, staring at each other with uncertain smiles.

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