Tallulah Trouble by Casey Hagen

Author:Casey Hagen [Hagen, Casey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Hagen Novels, LLC
Published: 2019-07-17T23:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SEVEN

Putting Out Fires

ISAAC HAD BEEN GONE FOR two days.

Okay, so he’d warned her about that, but still. Two whole days went by and only a two-minute phone call to make sure things hadn’t gotten out of control.

Well, no dammit, they hadn’t gotten out of control.

Why was that?

Because she’d kept her nose right up Hank’s ass 24/7 to make sure he stayed out of trouble.

She expected after the kisses they shared, that maybe he’d stop to see her, training aside.

But nothing.

Nada.

He wooed her with hot kisses, his sexual desires, and even called her chief, which yeah, she didn’t hate, and then poof! Gone.

Well, maybe she didn’t want to share her body with a guy who could just flake out.

“Who am I kidding? The man talked about wanting me coming on him. I’d share my body even if I hadn’t had a chance to shave my legs in three days,” she whined with no one around to hear her but Hank. And hell, as long as she had treats in her pocket, Hank was her bitch, keeping those doggie lips zipped.

Isaac was not the kind of guy you let a chance go with.

It was not okay for Isaac to heat her up after Hank destroyed her vibrator.

And when he didn’t call, she’d gone and turned into a big, mushy girl. Next thing she knew she’d be doodling their names on a piece of paper.

She froze.

The pen fell from her hands and clattered against the granite.

She glanced down and sure enough, there was her name.

Next to it?

Isaac.

In between?

Her pride in the form of a fat heart connecting the two.

She needed her ass kicked in another round of boot camp.

She jumped at the peal of the phone. Leaping off the stool, she lunged for it like a lifeline from the Coast Guard while she floundered in the chaos of the high seas just before a hurricane tore through.

“Hello?”

“Grazi? Hey, how’s everything going?” Sebastian asked.

Her eyes snapped to the backyard where the now fixed holes had been filled and the grass lay like stitched-together, war-torn skin on a wounded soldier. It wasn’t pretty, but it would heal.

“Uh, good. Things are okay, actually.”

“You don’t sound so sure,” he said with a laugh.

“Well, I’m not used to dogs, and Hank is a handful, but we’re muddling through.”

“Yeah, about that…” he said, dragging out the words like Lumbergh from Office Space. “I’m sorry for hooking you into this. Kate made sure on the plane that I knew how mortified she was that I even asked. She’s worried about how this reflects on her.”

Grazi thought back to the conversation on the beach with Abby and smiled. “She’s not the one who suggested it. If it reflects badly on anyone, wouldn’t it be you?”

“That was my point,” he said.

“Listen, you guys have another week. Don’t waste any more thought on my staying here with Hank. You saved me from tearing apart my closet three times and refolding the clothes in my dresser four. I would have gone nuts at home and likely went back to work early.

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