Man's Best Friend
“Other than a shadowy line of trees, night erased all points of interest. He dropped his gaze to the dashboard clock. After midnight. Again. But this time his long hours—and the last telephone call—had paid off. Big time.
But...
Even the pending deal with Cullen Macy and the millions it would bring in didn't stoke the dying fire in his once competitive soul. He rubbed between his brows, frowned.
Time to move on?
The voice of reason or exhaustion? Rand couldn't tell the difference anymore.
Ignori...ng the four-car garage, he arced the powerful sedan around his driveway and pulled up in front of his house. Briefcase in hand, he took the first of the five stone steps leading to his door.
On his second step, he heard something... not crying exactly. More like whimpering.
On the next step he saw it, a wicker bassinet propped against the door. A blue satin ribbon tied around it held a handmade sign proclaiming, IT'S A BOY!
His heart stopped with stunning immediacy, and he tried desperately to remember.MoreLess
But...
Even the pending deal with Cullen Macy and the millions it would bring in didn't stoke the dying fire in his once competitive soul. He rubbed between his brows, frowned.
Time to move on?
The voice of reason or exhaustion? Rand couldn't tell the difference anymore.
Ignori...ng the four-car garage, he arced the powerful sedan around his driveway and pulled up in front of his house. Briefcase in hand, he took the first of the five stone steps leading to his door.
On his second step, he heard something... not crying exactly. More like whimpering.
On the next step he saw it, a wicker bassinet propped against the door. A blue satin ribbon tied around it held a handmade sign proclaiming, IT'S A BOY!
His heart stopped with stunning immediacy, and he tried desperately to remember.MoreLess
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