Love on Tap (Brewing Love) by Meg Benjamin

Author:Meg Benjamin
Language: eng, eng
Format: epub
Tags: Entangled; Select Contemporary, Contemporary, contemporary romance, romance, Meg Benjamin, Small town romance, opposites attract, love conquers all
Publisher: Entangled Publishing, LLC (Select Contemporary)
Published: 2017-03-27T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twelve

Bec made it to work the next day on time, but it was a near thing. Wyatt woke when her alarm went off, and he didn’t want her to get up. And then she didn’t want to get up herself. And then they both had to move fast when she finally caught sight of the clock after not getting up.

She hadn’t expected him to stay. She had the feeling he hadn’t expected to, either. She still wasn’t sure how she felt about the whole thing that was happening between them, whatever it was. The sex was terrific. Wyatt was a nice guy. An honest guy.

But she was not getting involved with Wyatt Montgomery—or anybody else, for that matter. She’d learned her lesson the hard way. Relationships got in the way of seeing things clearly, and she had clear vision in abundance by now.

She also had more than enough on her plate with the Zoria and getting the brewery going again and being a full-time cheesemaker and, well, lots of other stuff. Any kind of relationship besides the very temporary kind wasn’t in the cards.

It absolutely was not.

Besides, Wyatt didn’t live in Antero. He had no long-term interests here. Sooner or later, he’d be going back to Denver. Probably sooner, once they got the deal for the Zoria squared away. A fling was fine. A fling was actually a very good idea since sex with Wyatt was a great stress reliever. But a fling was all this was, and she needed to keep that in mind at all times.

Liar.

Bec ignored the voice at the back of her mind. Maybe she was a little more interested in Wyatt than she should be, given her ironclad resolution to not get involved with another outsider, but once he left, she’d get over him in time. It wasn’t like she had much choice, after all. She had a brewery to get going once she’d paid off their debts and started brewing again.

“How’s your boyfriend?” Ruth raised an eyebrow as she slipped a cheese round into its packaging.

“Boyfriend?” Bec stared at her. It was like her inner voice had suddenly assumed human form.

“The beer guy.” Ruth waved an impatient hand. “You know, the one who’s cooking.”

“Oh.” Bec shook her head. “He’s not my boyfriend. He’s my…business associate.” She felt a little like wincing. Business associate sounded phony, even to her.

“Is that what they’re calling it these days?” Ruth grinned. “Geez, I feel like I’m in middle school again. Wyatt and Bec sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G.”

Actually, it was a picnic table. And kissing was only part of it.

“He’s a nice guy, but he’s from Denver,” Bec said flatly. “He’s not boyfriend material.”

“Why? We’re, what, four hours away? Less than that if you fly out of Monte Vista.” Ruth picked up another cheese round.

“We’re working together.” Bec tightened her jaw. She didn’t have time for this.

“Yeah, well, since when does working together mean you can’t do anything else? Nice guys aren’t exactly thick on the ground around here.

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