Break Line by Ellie Mack

Author:Ellie Mack [Mack, Ellie]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Published: 2019-01-01T16:00:00+00:00

Two days later, Nathan was released from Honolulu General Hospital to Kauai Rehabilitation Center. He would have to learn to maneuver himself with a wheelchair and with crutches while his leg completely healed. After that, he would be fitted for a prosthetic limb.

The day he was discharged and driven to the airport, Nathan couldn't shake the depression. Hopefully, things would begin to turn around and he could make progress at the rehab center. Nathan needed to have his girls with him. He couldn’t wait any longer. As much of an adjustment as it was for him, he knew it would be an even bigger adjustment for his children as well. In another week, it would be June, a good time to start their new life together. He decided it was time to make the call.

“Hello, Vera?” He held the phone between his shoulder and ear as he tried maneuvering the wheelchair into the dining hall.

“Hello, Mr. Fletcher. How are you recovering?” Her voice was pleasant and comforting. Finally, a connection with the outside world.

“I’m doing better thank you, Vera. I was just wondering…are you still available for the nanny position?”

He pushed himself up to the first table, where one of the staff came over with an order slip. He read the choices as he listened to the other end of the receiver, marking his selections then smiling at the server as he handed it back, whispering, “Coffee, black and a glass of water also, please.”

“Pardon, sir?”

“Oh, I was just about to have my lunch. About the position. . .”

“Oh yes! Looking forward to meeting your two little ladies. When will they be arriving?”

“I’m going to make the call this afternoon to arrange for their flight, but I wanted to make certain that you were still available. I’ll let you know when they will be here. For the first few weeks, that means that you will have full care for them while I am still in here.”

“No problem. Won’t be the first young ones I’ve cared for.”

“Thanks, Vera. You are the best!”

“Would you like for me to bring you your briefcase or some books?”

“Thank you, Vera. Yes, that would be great. There are two books in the side drawer and my lesson planner will be on top of the desk. If you could bring those in my briefcase along with my laptop, I would greatly appreciate it. I’m at the Kauai Rehabilitation Center. The address is . . .” He motioned to the server to ask the address.

“I know where it is. My niece, Kini, works there. You will meet her when you start your rehab. I’ll bring those things over this afternoon.”

“Thank you, Vera. Oh, and is there any way you could possibly sneak some of those macadamia cookies you bake into my briefcase?”

“Of course. Already got a batch made for you.”

That brought a smile to his face, which disappeared quickly when the server brought his lunch tray to him. Those cookies couldn’t show up fast enough. Some sort of

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