Tempted By The Single Mom (Yoxburgh Park Hospital) by Caroline Anderson

Author:Caroline Anderson [Anderson, Caroline]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Bachelor, Single Mother, Sensual Story Theme, Hearts Desire, Lifetime Love, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Honesty & Trust, Home & Family, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, Small Town & Rural Area, Action & Adventure, Yoxburgh Park Hospital, Family & Domestic Life-Young Children
Publisher: Harlequin Medical Romances; Original edition
Published: 2020-04-01T04:00:00+00:00

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They didn’t spend the entire weekend in bed, mostly because of Rufus but also because the weather was gorgeous and they wanted to get out into the fresh spring air.

‘I don’t know the area. Where would you like to go?’ he asked, and she replied without hesitation.

‘Can we go to Walberswick? I loved it when we went there last summer. Maisie and Oscar pottered about on the sand for ages, and I sat with Evie on my lap and tried to stop her eating sand. Rufus would love it, and it’s beautiful. Fabulous sandy beach, sea stretching out to the horizon in front of you, sand dunes behind you—just lovely. It was a bit of a trek, though, and Oscar got carsick, so we haven’t been since, but I’d love to go again.’

‘We’ll do that, then,’ he said with a smile, and they drove up the coast to Walberswick, parked the car and made their way to the beach.

‘Wow, it’s lovely,’ he said as the vista opened up in front of them, and they headed through the dunes and down to the sand.

The tide was almost out, the sand damp and firm underfoot, so they took off their shoes, rolled up their jeans and strolled along hand in hand while Rufus tore in and out of the gently lapping waves and had a wonderful time.

Then the tide turned and they headed back from the beach and found a pub serving food outside, then after lunch they drove back to his house, went to bed and made love again.

There was no urgency. They took their time, exploring each other slowly and lazily until the end, and then when it was over curling up together for a nap before pulling on their clothes and heading to the kitchen.

‘Crayfish and linguine with a touch of chilli?’ he said, his head in the fridge.

‘Ooh, that sounds nice,’ she murmured, peering over his shoulder. ‘And we can have the leftovers from last night as a midnight feast later.’

He straightened up and turned to look at her. ‘Are you planning on working up an appetite?’ he asked, his eyes speaking volumes, and she bit her lips and tried not to smile.

‘Might be.’

He laughed softly, shook his head and turned back to the fridge.

‘Anything I can do?’ she asked, but he shook his head again and said no, and she settled down at the little breakfast bar and watched him as he worked.

‘You would have been a good surgeon.’

‘Nah. I can’t stand for hours, my ankle doesn’t like it. That was another reason for going into general practice, and then I found I liked it better, anyway. How about you? Why are you a GP?’

‘Work/life balance,’ she said without hesitation. ‘That was why I chose it. I loved hospital medicine, but it wasn’t practical if I wanted to be a mother, so I trained as a GP and discovered a whole new world, and I can’t imagine doing anything else now. I love it. Love

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