Finding Home (Montana Born Homecoming Book 2) by Snopek Roxanne

Author:Snopek, Roxanne [Snopek, Roxanne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, Western
ISBN: 9781942240020
Publisher: Tule Publishing Group
Published: 2014-09-23T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eight

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On Tuesday morning, as Sam walked up to the house, nerves tightened all her movements. But for once, it wasn’t because she was worried about Jade, or moving, or her house.

This jumpiness was entirely due to that mind-bending kiss they’d shared yesterday. It was amazing how her lips recognized his, how his chest and shoulders and back were still familiar to her fingers, even though he was broader and thicker everywhere now.

What did it mean? Did he still have feelings for her?

Did she still have feelings for him?

In truth, she’d locked her memories of him down so tight, that she didn’t even know.

Though it appeared her body had no such reservations.

Her face burned at the memory of her response. She’d responded like a cat in heat, rubbing against him as she had. Only later had she remembered she hadn’t yet addressed the granny-panties situation, so first thing this morning she and Jade had driven into Livingston and found a department store. She smoothed her hand over her hip. Jade had enthusiastically approved of the “pretty, pretty panties” and she had to admit, it was fun to dress like it mattered again.

She wasn’t doing this for Logan, she told herself.

She was doing this because it was time to stop mourning. That phase of her life was over. Time to start anew.

And if it so happened that Logan ended up seeing them, well, hopefully he’d approve as well.

Samara! She heard her mother’s voice. Have you no shame?

It appeared she did not. At least, it wasn’t slowing her feet. She pushed open the door, her heart skipping a beat as Logan’s eyes met hers.

“Good morning,” she said, feeling a grin spread across her cheeks.

The answering smile didn’t last long, though.

“Small glitch,” he said, brushing his gloves on his jeans.

“A glitch?”

It took her a moment to change gears. There was no time for glitches, of any size.

“We had to open up a couple of walls upstairs, around the outlets, to check the electrical. There’s no problem, the wiring is great,” he hastened to assure her. “And the holes are small. We could even fix them after move-in. But if it was me-”

“It is you. You’re the project manager.” Sam swallowed. It wouldn’t do any good to snap at him.

“If Jade was my daughter,” he corrected, “I’d want it done.”

And with those words, her annoyance slipped away. He knew exactly where her priorities lay and he was working to make sure her daughter was cared for, even when she didn’t realize it.

“My guys have already been evaluated on drywall,” he continued. “I need them with the plumber now, to finish the sink and dishwasher install. But there’s no reason you and I can’t fix the holes.”

The two of them, working upstairs again, just like yesterday. With the painting. And the kissing.

The kissing, which had led to dinner and dessert and more kissing.

Which had led to a sleepless night.

“I know nothing about drywall,” she said.

“Prepare yourself, then, sweetheart.” Logan slung an arm over her shoulder.

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