The Biker's Protection - Book 3 (Motorcycle Club Romance) (Ghosts of the Prairie Motorcycle Club) by Fox Regina

Author:Fox, Regina [Fox, Regina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dark Shadows Publishing
Published: 2015-10-13T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Foley went to work well before Savannah stirred. Waiting for word from him was a sweet agony. She listened on the news, crossing her fingers there was not another arson fire. Not just because it meant they could have time together, but the community of Devil’s Lake just didn’t need any more unrest.

Savannah bundled up on the chilly North Dakota morning and took Beau for a run up and around her favorite trails paralleling Devil’s Lake. She connected with Trenton. It was decided that since the sheriff was on to Carolyn Payton and Paul Kerley that there was no need for anyone staying in the guesthouse after all. Except that Savannah learned that some of the guys really liked it and were interested in renting it. It was probably a yes, but Savannah said she would think about it.

“Promise us that if you change your mind about things though in the future, you talk to us. We’re good people,” said Trenton. “Promise.”

As soon as she got a call from Foley that he did indeed have the time off, Savannah hopped in the shower and put on her cutest clothes that would also be suitable for riding. She wished there was a way her dog could come with them. She told Foley when he got there.

“Why not drop him off at Susan’s? I’m sure she wouldn’t mind,” said Foley.

“Ah, no thank you,” she replied.

“Hey,” he said taking her into his arms. “Don’t not like her because she used to be married to me.”

“I am a little annoyed because her bill was so high. I can’t afford her as a babysitter,” said Savannah.

“What do you mean?” asked Foley.

“For what she charged me, I could go to the Caribbean for a week,” said Savannah.

“You’re kidding,” said Foley. “Over 2,000 dollars.”

“Shit!”

“She said it was emergency care,” said Savannah cynically. “Or maybe she’s not over you, and she’s punishing you through me.”

“Okay, let’s not go conspiracy theory,” said Foley. “If you want me to talk to her–”

“No, please don’t,” she said. “I want to be fair. I want to at least sort my perspective out before I act on it. I also want to run her invoice by my own vet and ask him if that’s how much he would charge in the same situation.”

“Okay,” said Foley. “I will butt out.”

Savannah smiled. He was such a caretaker.

“That’s hard for you to do, isn’t it?” she teased.

“Fuck, yeah,” he winked.

The weather was warmer than it should have been for a fall day on Devil’s Lake. Savannah asked if they could go out to the Spirit Lake Casino, and he thought that was a fine idea. They packed up some clothes just in case they stayed over. Foley asked the guys who liked her guest house to watch the dog, and they were happy to.

“We’ll use that movie room the way it’s supposed to be used yet,” said Foley.

“I was shopping the other day to invite everyone over for a movie night,” she confessed.

“I like that idea,” he said, kissing her.

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