Burning Love (Lost and Found Book 3) by Elizabeth Lynx

Author:Elizabeth Lynx [Lynx, Elizabeth]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: small town romance, Opposites Attract, billionaire romance, Road trip romance, Enemies to Lovers, Mountain Man Romance, Love Story, lost and found series, burning love, Disabled character
Publisher: Elizabeth Lynx Books
Published: 2020-03-11T18:30:00+00:00

THIRTEEN

Bea

“We have the meeting today at eleven. Now, I have my proposal written up for you to look over. Just tell me if there’re any problems . . . Are you listening?” I asked as I stood in front of Mica.

Ever since Mica witnessed Shelby standing last night when Dan and Gabby returned her, Mica hadn’t let Shelby out of his sight.

That meant no sex. Once he opened the door and Gabby was holding both of Shelby’s hands, helping her stand, I was forgotten.

That didn’t mean I was complaining. The orgasm he gave me did rip me in two. I didn’t think I had ever come that hard in my life.

Those fingers were talented. They should be in the running for the next Wonder of the World.

“Huh?” Mica finally noticed me standing next to Shelby. He was trying to recreate what the nannies did but wasn’t as successful.

“In about an hour, we’re meeting with my brother’s friend, Rock Diaz. This place was his idea. He runs The Blue Spot. The marketing director, Coleman McEwan, and, Sylvie the guest services director who you met yesterday.”

Mica finally looked up. His brown eyes gazed up at me in surprise. “Sylvie will be there? Great. It’ll give me a chance to thank her for introducing me to Dan and Gabby.”

I groaned. That’s all he cared about with the meeting. Not selling his precious coffee, not making two hundred grand . . . just thanking Sylvie for the nanny service.

“You can do that anytime you want, Mica. This meeting’s important. It’s the whole reason we’re here.”

He shook his head.

Oh no. Was he backing out?

“Please don’t tell me that—”

“I’ve been thinking, Bea . . .”

He was. He’s going to not follow through. I took a step back and began to pace.

If he was going to throw everything down the drain because some child development guru spent a few hours with his niece and helped her with her standing, then I was going to let him have it.

I pointed to my shoes. “You see these shoes, Mica?”

He nodded. “They’re nice?” he questioned as if I was giving him a trick question.

“They’re my only pair of three-inch heels. Normally, when I do business meetings, I wear four-inch heels. Because I know that no man could stand for an hour, race through an office, and still look good in four-inch heels. These feel like running shoes compared to my four-inchers.”

“Okay.” He seemed nervous. He should be.

“The reason I didn’t pack my four-inchers is that I thought I would have had enough time, after getting you to agree to let me arrange this deal, to stop back by my home and pick up my meeting shoes. The three-inch ones are for the country. Hence, why I wore them to meet you.”

“So, you’re saying I’m not good enough for four-inch heels?”

I folded my arms and stared down at him as he gave up and let Shelby sit in his lap.

“I’m saying I would have had this deal signed and delivered to you, per your two-hundred-grand terms, by now.

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