Love at Blind Date Complete Series: Books 1-4 by Lorelei M. Hart & Colbie Dunbar

Author:Lorelei M. Hart & Colbie Dunbar [Hart, Lorelei M.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Surrendered Press
Published: 2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00

The next day, the last thing I wanted to do was work. I was too old for drinking like that on a work night, but given it was my shop, every night was a work night.

The bell over the door jingled, and I focused hard to not look hungover even though I kind of was. That would not be good for business.

“Welcome to It Suits You,” I said without thinking. But on looking up, I squealed as two men about my age came in with two little ones in a stroller. “Harry.” I hugged the alpha who’d been a customer since his cousin Darren got married. He introduced me to his husband, Richard.

The pair wore matching t-shirts, which read, “Luke, I am your father.” And I couldn’t help but burst out laughing at that.

“Are you Luke by chance?” I singsonged to the older child, a toddler, as he reached for me. Adorable.

“Naw,” Harry said. “He’s Enrico. One of the Henrys.”

Richard playfully smacked his shoulder. “Behave,” he scolded and kissed the man’s cheek. “Luke is his middle name and the only name he goes by. My husband fancies himself funny.”

“If he picked out the shirts, I might have to agree with him.” I half-shrugged.

“Ha. No. That was me.” Richard stuck his tongue out at Harry. “But he is the one who decided we needed to get all fancy for my award ceremony, so today he is the clothing picker outer.”

“That’s not even a thing,” Harry bantered. “It isn’t every day that my doctor husband gets an award for medical innovations.” He beamed with pride. “And besides, have you seen the way your ass looks in a suit?”

The two were so in love you could feel it surrounding them. Had they not been so ridiculously happy and perfect for each other, I’d have been jealous.

Who was I fooling?

I was jealous—not of them, but of what they had together.

I wanted that—I wanted everything; the true love, the kids, the picket fence, the dog...all of it. Heck, I’d settle on a cat. But work came first. It had to—for now.

“Shall we go get you fitted? Maybe we can even find something for the little ones.” I swished my arm out to indicate the direction of the fitting area. If it led to yet one more sale before the week and month closed, I was happy for it.

After Harry and his family had left, Keith said, “Richard’s nice.” Like me, he had met Harry before. He grabbed the bolt they had chosen to go with and brought it behind the counter. “And ridiculously in love.”

“Love isn’t a bad thing,” I reminded him. His had been toxic and nothing resembling love, but true love, that was a gift, one I’d not yet been given.

Darn Colin for putting all that relationship crap in my head.

“How about this...you try the app and I will too?” He gave me those darn puppy-dog eyes. Why did they have such power over me? Wasn’t I the boss?

“Fine. What do I do?” I asked.

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