Single Dad's Surrogate: A Billionaire's Baby and Nanny Romance by Annie Young & Cassandra Zara

Author:Annie Young & Cassandra Zara [Young, Annie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Zirconia Publishing, Inc.
Published: 2018-02-18T16:00:00+00:00

Wyatt had another bottle of Cabernet in his hand. When he turned the corner into the living room, he saw Lily seated on his overstuffed leather couch. Her bare feet were up on the coffee table. She had her glass of wine in one hand and she was taking a sip from it when he walked in.

There was soft music playing. It had a nice rhythm to it, but no words. Wyatt didn't recognize it.

“Who is this that's playing?” he asked, taking a seat next to Lily.

“It's a band called 'Wild Roots',” she said. “They're brand new. I like them, though. It's great music to dance to.”

“You dance?” Wyatt asked.

Lily nodded. “Yes. I love dancing. I haven't gone out to dance in a long time, though.”

“Why not?”

“Nobody to go with,” she said. “I mean I have a few girlfriends who will go out with me, but they like to go to clubs that play hip hop music. That's not really the kind of dancing I like.”

Wyatt was no stranger to dancing. When Caroline was alive, she had talked him into taking numerous dance classes with her. It started before their wedding, when she wanted to make sure Wyatt would be able to dance for their big day. To Wyatt's surprise, he had actually enjoyed it. It had become a thing for he and Caroline. Every month they took a class. They had tried ballroom, swing and even salsa.

He suddenly felt like dancing with Lily right there in the living room. He wasn't sure if he had a buzz from the wine or if it was the music that lured him to make the decision, but without much thought at all, he set the bottle of wine onto the coffee table and held out his hand.

Lily's eyes widened. “Wait? You want to dance?”

Wyatt nodded. “Yeah, why not? Dance with me.”

“Really?” she asked, as a smirk crossed her face.

I'm not sure if I should be dancing with her, but dammit, why not? He thought. It's just dancing. People do it all the time. It's not like it's intimate. It's not something Caroline would disapprove of.

“Yes, really,” he said.

Wyatt stood up from the couch, but kept his hand extended toward Lily. She smiled nervously, as though she wasn't completely sure whether his offer was serious or not.

“Don't leave me hanging,” Wyatt said, with a chuckle.

Lily hesitantly took his hand and he helped her to a standing position.

“I thought you loved to dance,” he said, walking her toward the other side of the living room where there was more floor space.

“I do,” she said. “I'm still just a little surprised how you like it, too. Most guys hate dancing. You have to practically drag them out onto the dance floor.”

Wyatt winked. “I'm not most guys.”

Then he placed on hand onto the top of her hip, and kept his other hand interlocked with hers. Her body was the closest it had ever been to him. The rhythm of the music was slow, and he began to move to it.

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