She thought he’d go away, but he remained standing beside the table. “Uh, is there anything else?” she asked.
He smiled at her. “My shift’s over. If I’m not bothering you, I wondered if you’d like some company for lunch.” His eyes twinkled. “In case you’d like to know, you’re the first customer I’ve made that offer to.”
How strange. She’d seen this guy in Barton’s for over a year now, yet she couldn’t have described him to save her life. She paused for a quick inspection. He wore black trousers and a long-sleeved white shirt with a red and black striped tie. A green bib apron covered his shirt and tied around his neck and waist. He had spiked his short, blonde hair ever so slightly in front. He had blue eyes and a square jaw and definitely wasn’t as buff as Michael who spent a lot of time in a gym. Michael was taller too. The sparkle in his blue eyes decided her. “Sure. Have a seat.”
He sounds like a winner to me! I love a holiday romance.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Patricia. congratulations on your own new holiday romance.
ReplyDeleteHope he took off the apron before he sat down!
ReplyDeleteProbably did, Jeff.
ReplyDeleteSounds cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of this story.
ReplyDeleteGood choice! He may not be as good looking as Michael, but he's got a lot of charm! Glad she's giving him a chance. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, looks like there might be an interesting meal starting
ReplyDeleteSmart girl. I would have let him sit down at my table too! I'm curious about what they'll talk about.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful scene! I love the cover on the book, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.
I appreciate all of you who stopped by. Rob is worth ten of Michael, and yes, they're going to have a very interesting meal.
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