Finding Us (Pine Valley Book 5) by Heather B. Moore

Author:Heather B. Moore [Moore, Heather B.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, clean romance, pine valley novel
Publisher: Mirror Press
Published: 2018-09-05T16:00:00+00:00

Felicity knew Leo was teasing about staying over to make sure the dog would adjust to his new surroundings, but his suggestion still sent a warm buzz through her. She had to stop reacting to his flirtatious nature. He hadn’t flirted with Crystal or with Lesli, exactly, so that made her happy. Still, Leo was going way above and beyond what any other guy had ever done for her—especially when they’d only recently met. It was like they were months into a relationship, and not on their first date.

Not that she had a frame of reference, since it was true that the longest she’d dated someone was six days. That fact hadn’t seemed to deter Leo.

As they pulled up to the animal shelter, she felt a pang of sympathy in her stomach, even though she wouldn’t consider herself an animal-lover. All of these animals, and no homes. The shelter looked like such a bleak place to live. Maybe if things worked out well with General, she’d consider getting a second pet.

“Ready?” Leo said.

“Yep.” Felicity put her phone away. She had a feeling that she’d be googling a lot of dog care tips. When Leo opened her door, she didn’t move for a minute.

“Having second thoughts?” he asked.

“I want the dog. I need a dog. What if it doesn’t work out though?”

“You can always bring the dog back.” Leo held out his hand. “Come on.”

Felicity put her hand in his and let him help her out of the car. “It would be too cruel to bring him back here.”

“You can always find a private owner with a little bit of leg work,” he said.

“What about you?”

“My apartment would be torture for a dog like General,” he said.

Their fingers lingered together, and Felicity liked that holding his hand was comfortable. The butterflies were nice, too, but she tried not to let her mind go beyond holding Leo’s hand, even though they were no longer around any other distractions, i.e. other women.

“Sorry about breaking your rule of sleeping on the decision,” she said.

He shrugged. “It was my rule, not yours.”

She released his hand and moved past him. “Let’s go change General’s life, then.”

They had to knock on the locked door, and a young man came to open it up for them. “Felicity Miner?” he said, looking from Felicity, then to Leo. “Oh, hi, Officer Russo.”

“How are you?” Leo said.

“Fine, fine. Come on in,” the young man said. His name tag read Cliff. “I have all the paperwork ready, and we’ll send you home with a leash. We have a small bag of dog food to send with you, as well, but you’ll need to buy more soon.” Once at the desk, he said, “Do you have a fenced yard or kennel for the dog?”

“I have a fenced yard,” Felicity said. “Do I need a kennel?”

“Not necessarily, although it keeps all the cleanup in a smaller space.”

“We’ll figure it out,” Leo said.

She liked how he said “we,” because she was going to need some help with decision-making.

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