The Ninth Inning by Sterling J

Author:Sterling, J. [Sterling, J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Contemporary
Goodreads: 53128030
Publisher: J. Sterling
Published: 2020-04-10T07:00:00+00:00

Best First Date in the History of First Dates

Cole

I’d been right about the waffles. And the restaurant’s lack of social media presence. The owner didn’t see the need, claimed that business was plenty busy without it. And while Christina didn’t argue that particular point, she did appeal to his other senses when he stopped by our table to say hello. She told him that the goal didn’t have to be about getting new customers, but more about showcasing the restaurant’s history, staff, and menu.

He loved her idea, claimed it was something that no one had explained to him before, and then he kissed her on the cheek without warning. I allowed it, considering he was about a hundred and five years old. Christina walked out of brunch with a full stomach and a new client.

“You’re incredible, you know that?” I pulled her hand to my lips and pressed a kiss there. I’d found myself doing that a lot with her. It seemed safer than constantly trying to maul her face, which, trust me, I wanted to do.

“Thank you.” She looked down for a second before lifting her head back up.

“How did you do that back there?” I asked.

Watching her in action was thrilling. She was so damn good at what she did. It was fun to see. I wondered for a second if that was how it felt for her to watch me play baseball.

“I listened. Being a good social media manager is about hearing what your client wants to sell or offer the public. What’s their angle? Mr. Barlow has no interest in advertising. And he’s right. He doesn’t need to. But I think it’s a shame to not let people know this place exists. There’s so much history. Did you know that Frank Sinatra ate there? More than once!” Her voice was ecstatic, and it was fucking adorable.

“I heard him say that,” I said with a grin as I pulled her door open, and she got inside.

She waited for me to get in the truck before she finished talking. “I’ll use the platforms to showcase how the restaurant has changed throughout the years. And how it hasn’t. Show old pictures, original menus, things like that. But also, the food. Because you wouldn’t expect food that tastes that good to come from a place that looks like that.”

“Told you,” I said, sounding more than a little smug.

“You were right.” She nudged me with her arm.

I sucked in a breath before asking if she was ready for the next part of our date. She nodded with a beautiful smile, and I drove off with one place in mind.

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