Double Daddies: An MFM Romance Box Set by Chloe Maddox

Author:Chloe Maddox [Maddox, Chloe]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Toshiba
Published: 2018-04-19T16:00:00+00:00

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Keith emerged a while later and hastily ran his hands through his disheveled hair, he ran his hands down his pants and smoothed out the creases before he straightened up and made his way back towards their table.

“Oh, honey.” His mother stood up and handed him a button down blouse. “We went to the nearest store, but we couldn’t quite find your size, so it took a bit of searching. I do hope you won’t get sick.”

Keith shook his head as he took the shirt that was being shoved into his arms. “Don’t worry, mother.”

“Young Lady,” his mother gestured to the black haired waitress. The waitress froze before she put on a professional smile and walked over. Keith tried not to stand too close to her lest he smell himself all over here and become tempted to do it all over again, even if his parents were watching.

“Yes, ma’am?” The waitress smiled politely.

“ I do appreciate you helping our son find a spare pair of pants, it really is quite hard to manage that.” His mother patted her hand gratefully.

The waitress gave her a warm smile. “Of course, ma’am. Anytime, I’d be happy to help with anything I can.”

The waitress gave him a look that let him know what she meant, and Keith tried not to gulp as he felt himself begin to grow aroused again. He tore his gaze away from hers and stared at the china on the table on the far right until he felt he was in control again.

He let his gaze wander back to hers, and he casually looked at her. “Yes, you’ve been most helpful, you really do put the customers’ needs first, don’t you?”

The waitress gave him a slow, Cheshire cat kind of smile. “We do what we can, Sir.”

Keith gave her a pleasant smile. “I know that very well now.”

The waitress opened her mouth to say something before she paused she heard her name being called out. She gave them all an apologetic smile before she hurried off to find her next clients.

As they walked out into the brusque night hair, Keith tried not to be overwhelmed by New York City’s neon bathed lights. He’d lived here for about a year now, but he still couldn’t quite get used to the hustle and bustle of New York City. When he lived here with his parents, they had stayed with his grandparents in Charlotte, a nice quiet little town.

Keith’s mother answered the phone and began prattling away as she stepped a little to the side.

“A word, son?”

“Sure, Pop. What’s up?”

His father looked pained, as if he didn’t quite know what to say to his only son. He finally took a deep breath, pinching his nose between his thumb and forefinger. “I know you’re a grown man now, but must you really flirt so blatantly in front of your mother?”

Keith had the grace to look chagrined. “Right. Sorry about that, Pop.”

“What you do with your time is your business, Son, and who you do it with.

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