Totally His by Erin Nicholas

Author:Erin Nicholas [Nicholas, Erin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Published: 2017-10-30T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER NINE

Not arson. Electric.

Finn read the text from Chuck as he made his way down the sidewalk to his family’s pub a week later.

So that was that.

They could now get to work repairing the wall, and Finn could stop worrying about Frank. What a relief. But Finn had to admit that he didn’t really feel relieved.

Had he wanted Frank to be guilty? Why? So Finn could lock him up and keep him away from Sophie?

Well, that was a little disturbing. And not out of the realm of possibility.

He just didn’t like Frank. He didn’t like that Frank made Sophie unhappy. And Finn probably liked her too much.

And he definitely needed a beer. Or five.

He hadn’t seen Frank again since the night at the theater. He hadn’t seen Sophie alone again since then either. It had been a week since they’d had sex in her office, and he was definitely on edge because of it. Spending time with her, kissing and touching her onstage for an audience, but not having a chance to do any of it privately, was making him nuts. But the entire cast had been working late, several of the guys sticking around to help build sets, Sophie’s friends coming in to work on costumes and props, and everyone busting their butts to learn their lines. And Angie wanted to be a part of any one-on-one rehearsals he and Sophie needed. The show wasn’t far off, and they weren’t really ready. They were done so late at night that he wouldn’t have asked if he could take Sophie home—and stay—even if his mother hadn’t been there, listening in seemingly constantly.

Finn shoved the door to Kelly’s Pub open. He wasn’t going to see Sophie at all tonight. Sophie’s friends had apparently insisted she needed a night away from the theater—and a few margaritas.

He did hope to maybe get some drunk texts from her later. Maybe even an invitation to come over. But he also knew that Maya and Kiera were Sophie’s family, and he, of all people, knew the importance of time with family.

“Finn.”

“Hey, Jamie,” Finn greeted his cousin. Jamie was behind the bar, drying pint glasses, looking every bit the Irish pub owner. His red hair and green eyes, quick smile, and quicker temper were almost cliché.

“Burger?” Jamie asked.

As if he needed to ask. Finn always wanted a burger. “Extra fries.”

Finn slid up onto one of the bar stools. He stopped in at Kelly’s Pub at least twice a week. There was great food and great beer, and he liked 90 percent of the people who hung out here. And he was related to 80 percent of that 90 percent. But even if the food had sucked, he would have shown his face at Kelly’s regularly because if he didn’t someone would be checking up on him.

It was how the family kept tabs on one another in between huge family get-togethers. Which happened at least once a month. So it was all ridiculous. But if he stopped at

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