Purrfect Boy Toy (The Mysteries of Max Book 18) by Nic Saint

Author:Nic Saint [Saint, Nic]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Puss in Print Publications
Published: 2020-01-21T16:00:00+00:00

21

“Hank! Hank, where are you!”

“What is your mother doing?” asked Tex.

“I think she’s calling for Hank,” said Marge.

They’d had a wonderful day being chauffeured around LA by Opal’s driver. They’d seen the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Rodeo Drive, The Getty… And of course Santa Monica Pier, the Venice Boardwalk and the Venice Canals. Though she hadn’t seen Matthew Perry, as she’d hoped. Marge was a big Matthew Perry fan, and had followed the actor since his Friends days. In fact they hadn’t seen any famous actors or actresses at all, even though they’d taken the Celebrity Home Tour, leaving the limo at the starting point.

“Now that you mention it, I haven’t seen Hank for a while,” said Tex.

“Me neither. He wasn’t at dinner, and I don’t remember seeing him when we got back.”

“I’ll bet he went into town and won’t be back until he’s seen all the sights.”

“Hank!” Vesta was still yelling, as if calling her dog. “Hank, come back here!”

“Did Odelia tell you about what happened today?” asked Marge.

“Yeah, she did. Absolutely horrifying. I mean, who would want to try and kill a nice lady like Opal? Just look at all the good she does with her show, and all the charities she supports.”

“She is a nice lady,” Marge agreed. She had been watching Opal’s show for so long it had become part of her life. “Probably someone who’s jealous of her success.”

“Or someone who’s not all there,” Tex said as he took a seat on the edge of the bed and bounced up and down on the thick box spring mattress. “I love this mattress, don’t you? Almost as if we’re staying at some posh five-star hotel.”

“This is better than a five-star hotel,” said Marge. “More like a six-star hotel.”

“The Opal,” said Tex, spreading his hands as if indicating a marquee. “An experience that will last you a lifetime.”

“She could rent out this guesthouse and make a small fortune,” Marge agreed as she placed her smartphone on the nightstand. She’d quickly checked TMZ, one of her favorite sites. She liked a bit of light reading before going to bed.

“She doesn’t need to make a fortune. I’ll bet she’s a millionaire—or a billionaire.”

“I think she’s a billionaire. At least that’s what the magazines are saying.”

“And the magazines never lie,” said Tex with a wink.

They both got under the covers and grinned like a couple of teenagers.

“So comfy,” said Marge.

“So cozy,” said Tex.

He reached for his copy of Field & Stream and she grabbed her copy of Star Magazine, and moments later they were both engrossed in their bedtime literature.

“Hank!” Gran hollered somewhere outside. “Get your ass back here!”

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