Shame on Me by Tara Sivec
Author:Tara Sivec [Sivec, Tara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Literature & Fiction, Humor, United States, Mystery; Thriller & Suspense, Mystery, Women Sleuths, Romance, Contemporary, Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Suspense, Suspense, Romantic Comedy, Series
ISBN: 9781477801116
Amazon: B00FL3YL8I
Barnesnoble: B00FL3YL8I
Publisher: Montlake Romance
Published: 2014-05-04T16:00:00+00:00
I shake the depressing memory of our encounter last weekend out of my head and rush to the door. I probably shouldn’t open it because he could very well be even angrier than Lorelei right now, but I want to see him. Even if it means I have to stand here and take it when he tells me how much he can’t stand me.
“I didn’t know if you’d answer,” he says in greeting as I fling open the door.
Just like every time I see him, I’m taken aback by how good he looks. Even when he’s frustrated or angry, I don’t want to take my eyes off of him.
“What are you doing here? How did you know where I live?”
“I stopped by your office to cancel my request for a PI, and when your friend Lorelei went into the back to grab the file, I snooped through your desk and found some address labels,” he tells me.
“Wow. That was pretty sneaky of you.”
“Don’t even start with me about being sneaky,” Matt warns.
He softens the blow by smiling at me. I missed that smile. I’m such a sucker.
“Are you going somewhere?” he asks, pointing to the bag flung over my shoulder.
“First, tell me why you’re here. If it’s to inform me what a horrible person I am, I already got that memo last weekend.”
He shoves his hands into the front pockets of his jeans and cocks his head. “You’re not a horrible person. I’m sorry for losing my temper at the diner and for being so shitty at the store. It was just . . . a lot to take in and I was confused and hurt.”
It takes everything in me not to reach out and touch him, not to wrap my arms around him and beg for his forgiveness. Even though I’ve been a sniveling mess since I screwed things up with him, and I miss him so much it hurts, I’m still me. Deep down I’m still the same strong, independent woman I found again after I left Andy, and I’m not about to put my heart on the line for someone until I know for sure the feelings are mutual. For all I know he just showed up here out of guilt for not giving me a chance to explain.
“I should have been honest with you. I just didn’t expect everything to go down the way it did. That day you showed up at the office asking to hire us to trail Melanie, I freaked out.”
Matt stares at me in confusion. “You were at the office that day?”
“Um, yeah. I was under Lorelei’s desk,” I admit sheepishly.
“So that’s why she kept shifting in her chair and coughing. I thought something was seriously wrong with her,” Matt says with a laugh. “Look, I’ve had some time to think about everything, and I get why you did what you did. Lorelei explained everything to me. Melanie hired you guys for some asinine reason and it was a conflict of interest for you to tell me anything when you met me.
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