My Young Rebel Daddy (The Young Daddies Book 3) by Zack Wish

Author:Zack Wish [Wish, Zack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Zack Wish Books
Published: 2025-01-30T00:00:00+00:00

The trip to the beach with Aaron was fun – and we certainly had a good time as soon as the sugary juice boxes and donuts hit our lips.

In fact, the pair of us did so much laughing, running around, and splashing in the waves that I decided to shut the florist early for the day and head on home.

Hey! I’m the boss, I can shut my own store if I want to LOL!

Anyway, I’m back at home now and it’s just me. There’s no sign of Jason, but he left a note to say that him and his crew had signed off at around four o’clock.

That’s cool, and I can see that they’ve made good progress on the building site.

I can’t wait until I can see some real progress on the build itself, although I suppose for that to happen I’ll have to make sure that Snoot’s planning application appeal isn’t successful.

Urgh, why did I even have to think about that horrible man – and why can’t he just leave me alone?

I’m so mad at Snoot for even putting those thoughts into my head.

But I might just Google Jason and see some online reviews of his work…

‘Hmmm, nothing,’ I say, scanning my eye over the search results on my phone. ‘Well… this doesn’t prove anything. Anyway, Daddy said this was his first big solo project. But… why is there literally nothing about him online?’

This sucks.

I know I shouldn’t be feeling paranoid about Jason – so far, he’s proving to be a great contractor and an even better Daddy.

But I can’t help feeling a little bit worried that he doesn’t seem to have any online presence whatsoever. That’s quite a rare thing nowadays and it’s not as if Jason’s ever mentioned anything about being intentionally offline…

‘Stop being so silly!’ I say, losing patience with myself. ‘Daddy is a hard-working builder, he’s got no time for social media or any of that nonsense.’

I might be saying all the right things out loud, but my mind is doing its best to try and convince me that everything is not as it seems.

Maybe it’s a throwback to my days working in the city.

It was common for men to try and work their ways into my life and promise me everything only for them to turn out to be rotten Daddies with only my money as their ultimate goal.

There were even occasions where I felt like some of my so-called friends were using me for my money too. It might only have been small things, but over the course of time it added up to something worth more than money.

The longer I stayed in the city and working in finance, the less happy I got. It was always going to be the same way for as long as I stayed in that environment – so when the chance came to seal one final huge deal and then walk away, I knew I had to take it.

Since then, I’ve made a life that I truly enjoy.

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