The Bear Shifter's Nanny (Fated Bears Book 3) by Jasmine Wylder

Author:Jasmine Wylder [Wylder, Jasmine]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-12-29T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

I tossed my phone on the bed and lay down beside it trying to close my eyes to get some sleep. I had just read Tony’s fifth text that day begging me to talk to him.

It had been two days since the dead body had been found at the ski resort and I was just starting to get myself together enough to start the job search once again. I was trying to reevaluate and decide what path I wanted to go.

Tony had put two and two together and he knew that we suspected him in Theresa’s murder. Derek’s family had even asked him to leave the cabin right after we left when they found out.

The evidence was all right there; he killed Theresa Woods. Of course, no one was going to say anything about it. I doubted that Tony had any police record so his DNA was probably not on file with any databases and it was unlikely that he would ever be questioned in Theresa's death.

The local police seemed to be pretty content to rule it an animal-related death, but the DNA evidence had not come back yet. Even still they would have to pull in a suspect to connect it to.

He was going to get away with it and he wanted me to listen while he pleaded his innocence to me. I wasn’t having any of it. I had listened to his voice mails and his texts and emails. I was avoiding him like the plague and just trying to move on with my life.

It was almost noon but I was exhausted after the long trip and Devon had not been sleeping well for once. I think the trip had knocked him out of sorts with the changing environments. He would settle down in a few days. I just had to wait it out.

I was almost off to sleep when my phone rang. I grabbed it off the bed to confirm that Tony was calling me yet again. He never called twice in a row, though. That was not his style. He was persistent without being whiny or needy. That was one of the things I found so sexy about him.

Or at least used to until I discovered he was a liar and a killer.

But it wasn't him. The caller ID was from NYU. I had sent them an application a long time ago and never heard from them. My heart leaped at the prospect of good news.

“Hello?” I asked.

“Yes, Miss Banks?”

“Yes.”

"This is Nigel Crawford with NYU Law School. I wanted to speak with you to discuss your application for a professorship. Are you available to come in for an interview tomorrow at two?"

“Yes, absolutely,” I replied.

When I got off the phone it was all I could do to keep from screaming with joy. I couldn’t believe it.

I had just been offered a full-time job as a professor of Constitutional Law at NYU Law School. It was just completely out of the blue and it was a dream of mine coming true.

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