Serendipity of Fate by Becky Banks

Author:Becky Banks [Banks, Becky]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: veteran, hero, New Orleans, Romance, military romance, warrior, strong female, interior designer, soldier, southern romance, general romance, army
ISBN: 9780988261426
Publisher: Ha'iku Press
Published: 2016-11-10T22:00:00+00:00

Savannah tried not to choke. “No, just a friend.”

The woman looked at Savannah for a moment and then asked, “Are you Savannah?”

“Yes.” Savannah said, relieved that her mother must have called to give them the heads up.

The young girl smiled. “He’s been talking about you nonstop since he woke up.” She turned back to her monitor. Savannah had a moment of gratitude that the girl wasn’t looking at her, because she could feel her cheeks flushing. “As for his account, it’s paid in full. I can’t give any more details than that without his permission.”

“That’s all I needed,” Savannah said absently, focused on Cason talking about her. “I’ll just wait here until he’s ready.”

“Are you sure? You can head back now. He’s only got a few more minutes until he’s ready for discharge.”

“That’s fine,” Savannah said and found a chair next to the exit in the waiting room.

It was as the woman had promised—just a few minutes later, Cason emerged. He had a single crutch under his left arm and an immobilizer on his leg. Dr. Mathers was assisting him.

Savannah stood. Cason reached out for her naturally, and she bore his weight as he adjusted his stance next to her. He smelled of sterile linens and antiseptic. Despite the setting, he looked healthy and rugged. He looked as if he’d spent a week in the woods.

“Hey, babe,” he said and kissed her cheek before turning to Dr. Mathers as if he’d done that a million times before.

Savannah kept the surprise she felt to herself and maintained a neutral face as Dr. Mathers spoke. “Now, he’s got two days where he needs to stay off of his feet. It’s just a tiny incision, and if he can keep relatively immobile, it’ll heal faster. We were lucky to get him in when we did; the shrapnel hadn’t gotten to the bone just yet, and was small enough that our incision was minimal.”

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