Midnight Sun by Kat Martin

Author:Kat Martin
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: mom 02/14/14
ISBN: 9780821773802
Publisher: Zebra
Published: 2003-05-01T00:00:00+00:00

Call stalked into the living room and sat down in an overstuffed chair. His mood was grim. Earlier, he had spoken to the FBI about the problems at Datatron. Apparently the Feds were satisfied that the firewall breach was accidental. That was the good news. The bad news was, the companies involved still intended to sue.

“You going over to see her?”

Call turned at the sound of Toby’s voice. The kid stood at the window, staring off toward ol’ Mose’s cabin, sunlight shining on his dark red hair. “The guy who was there is gone, you know. I saw him drive down the hill this afternoon.”

“It’s none of my business whether the bastard is there or not.” Trying to concentrate on the copy of Newsweek Toby had picked up for him in town, trying not to think of Charity and what might have happened between her and Hauser, Call turned a hard look in the kid’s direction. “It’s not your business, either.”

“He came all this way to see her. I wonder why he left so soon.”

Call was wondering that, too. Especially since he had obviously spent the night with her. The thought of another man in Charity’s bed made his stomach squeeze into a knot.

Especially that guy. Jeremy Hauser was too good-looking, too polished, too obviously New York. Call had disliked him on sight.

“You don’t suppose she left with him.”

That brought him out of his chair. Tossing the magazine aside, he stalked over to the window, reached up to the shelf, and dragged down his binoculars. He hadn’t used them in weeks. Now he focused them on the cabin but saw no movement. He swung the lenses down toward the creek and there she was, working the dredge with Buck and Maude.

A trickle of relief filtered through him but the anger remained. He had no right to feel it. He had no claim on Charity Sinclair—had, in fact, warned her he had no interest in any sort of relationship beyond a few hours in bed. If she wanted more than that from a man, he had no right to stand in her way.

He stuffed the binoculars back in their case and tossed them back up on the shelf. “I’ll be in my office. I’ve got some work to do.”

“But what about Char—”

Call slammed the door in his face.

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