Organized Chaos: Christian Romance Forced Proximity Opposites Attract (Destination Love Series Book 4) by Brooks Wright

Author:Brooks Wright [Wright, Brooks]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Sheep Gate Publishing
Published: 2024-02-15T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TEN

When she agreed to another adventure, she’d not been sure what to expect. But she’d certainly never entertained this idea. A week had passed since their adventure on the lake, and she’d talked to Phillip almost every day. Mostly, they sent each other texts or funny memes, but every now and then, he stepped out of his house and they chatted as she was heading home for the day. It was during one of those conversations that he’d brought up today’s adventure and she’d agreed.

Hands on hips, she faced Phillip. “What have you talked me into?”

He grinned and rubbed his hands together, looking more gleeful than a kid on Christmas morning. “You’re going to love this. Trust me.”

“Oh, I’m pretty sure you’re completely wrong.” She took another look at her beautiful mess of a garage. “There’s nothing wrong with my space.”

“Are you kidding?” Phillip pointed behind her. “You have a drill next to a can of spray paint. Your drill bits are on the floor behind a wall of wood scraps. It probably takes you five minutes to find anything, which means by the time you get everything you need together, you’ve spent an hour not working.”

Okay, so he had a little bit of a point there. “What good will organizing do? I know where stuff is. Sure, it’s annoying to get it, but I know it’s there.” She wasn’t ready to admit defeat yet.

He lifted one eyebrow in that way he had of making her bones go soft. “Try my way.” His grin returned. “I lived a day in your life. Falling into the lake. Getting stuck in a tree. Let’s see how you like my side of things.”

She scrunched her nose but stopped arguing. He was too cute when he was trying so hard. The challenge was too good to resist. What would it be like to live a day in the life of perfectly planned Phillip? “Fine. Let’s get this over with.” She added a hitch to her walk and dragged her feet on her way to her truck.

Phillip’s quiet chuckle followed her. He lowered the tailgate and started pulling colored totes from the back. “You act like this is some kind of torture.”

“Maybe it is.” She hefted a stack of blue totes and carried them back toward the garage. “Instead of death by a thousand cuts, this is death by organization.”

“Could be worse.” He bumped her elbow with his. “I didn’t bring the label maker.”

“Only because I put my foot down on going that far.” Sarah huffed and dropped the totes into an empty corner before returning for another stack. “You already got your color-coordinated totes. That’s plenty.”

“Ah, but you’re missing the full experience.” Phillip’s eyes shone with what could only be a mixture of delight and anticipation. “There’s nothing like walking into a space and being able to see at a glance where your things are.”

She grumbled under her breath, too low for Phillip to hear. The truth was, she didn’t care if he organized her garage.

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