Whitewater Wooing (River's End Ranch Book 4) by Caroline Lee & River's End Ranch

Author:Caroline Lee & River's End Ranch [Lee, Caroline]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-10-28T21:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SIX

Will’s good mood lasted all weekend; Zack kept teasing him for whistling the old hit “Walkin’ on Sunshine,” but Will couldn’t stop grinning. Didn’t want to stop grinning… He’d kissed her! And man-oh-man, had she kissed him back!

Friday’s rafting trip had been everything he’d ever wanted out of life, and he got a kiss out of it. And not just any kiss, but one that left him cross-eyed and stuttering and breathing way deeper than normal. Thank goodness Ellie’d had the good sense to go overboard after she untangled herself, because otherwise Will would’ve kissed her again.

And he kinda got the impression that she didn’t want that.

Oh, she’d kissed him back, alright, and hadn’t seemed to mind the embrace at all. But she’d been the one to pull away first, and then she was the one to distance herself after. And although she’d been open and laughing and wonderful for the rest of the run, she didn’t make an effort to initiate any more kisses, either. So Will had contented himself with just being with her, and trying not to fixate on the way her lips felt against his.

And it had actually been easier than he’d expected. Oh, he wasn’t ever going to forget that kiss, but spending time with her was just as nice. He’d kissed his share of girls over the years—Jace used to tease him about it during their years at summer camp—but besides Kelsi, Will couldn’t think of another woman whose company he liked as much as Ellie’s. Her experiences were so different from his, but he liked the way that she listened to and understood him, and tried to make him understand her. He liked the way she looked at his paintings and saw the emotion behind them, rather than just the paint. He liked the way she smiled with excitement when she saw the white water, and the way she played with Indy—even though she said she wasn’t really a dog person!—and the way she teased him.

Yeah, he liked Ellie alright. Maybe more than he ought to, considering she was going back home to L.A. in two weeks.

Will sighed, and turned down the long winding drive that led to his house. His brain might be giving him good advice, telling him not to get too attached to Ellie Redfern, but his heart sure wasn’t listening. He was getting more attached by the moment, and was coming to cherish all those little times during the week when he accidentally ran into her at the pool or the boathouse or in the Ranch House. Seeing her—seeing her face light up when she saw him—was almost better than the thrill he got riding the rapids.

The gravel pad in front of his house looked like a parking lot when he pulled his beat-up truck in. There was the fancy ranch golf-cart he had to use sometimes, and the ’90 Mustang he’d been working on for at least five years now, and Kelsi’s truck, and Wade’s black Range Rover.

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