Fresh Meet: A Single Dad Sports Romance (Kings Of The Water Book 2)

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I shift around in my seat to get more comfortable. “Did you learn how to sign at the show you were on?” The sound is music to my ears, my heart hammering happily behind my rib cage. “Should we get you out, buddy?”

Fresh Meet: A Single Dad Sports Romance (Kings Of The Water)

Why do I feel like he’s interrogating me? I didn’t have time for this stuff when I was trying to find someone for Tanner, nor did I feel like it. Hunter has nieces and nephews. He’s probably familiar with a lot of the kid’s stuff. Me, on the other hand? Not one bit. Okay, Nana. Sounds fab. Thanks. Love you too. Bye.” Nicole wiggles her phone with a satisfied smile.

Interesting. She didn’t stop by to ensure she’d meet any of the other candidates. Conveniently, she’s avoiding my gaze, making me wonder if there’s something she didn’t tell me. I can’t finish the sentence, not with Tanner right there. I’m not sure how much he understands, but talking about his mom’s death with him right there feels wrong. Emilia closes her eyes as she enfolds him in her arms. Then she looks at me before settling her gaze on my mom. “I didn’t know he signs. You mentioned on the phone that he doesn’t talk, even though it seems like his hearing is okay.”

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My life is incredibly structured. Everything from my training sessions, to my meals, and the times I go to sleep and wake up. It’s all scheduled, and I love it. Since Lila’s medical history is protected under law, and Bette confirmed complications with pneumonia, that’s my best guess as to what happened because Lila was gone the next day. I clear my throat to get her attention. When her eyes are on me, I do the only plausible thing. “The job is yours. When can you start?” Something that’s hard to fathom. To not know you have a child, just to have it practically shoved into your life—a very busy one at that—after learning the woman you were involved with died.

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Something is off with Jace. He’s been acting strange all week, ever since that day he barked at me because of my outfit. I’m actually pretty sure he’s been avoiding me as much as possible. I let out an exaggerated breath that portrays how I feel about the possibility of taking on a nanny job. “Yeah.”