Watching her change her inventory, he tried to hold back a small laugh. It was a good choice. The scotch was worth way more. Champagne wasnât exactly hard to find around there, plus, it could only give so much of a buzz. âLooks like we already have something in common then.â Walking fully into the room, he figured he had nothing to lose. Getting caught drinking wasnât really an issue he had to deal with any more, and while his dad might have shaken his head in disapproval, it was nothing thatâd lead to one of their staring competitions. While Ethan rarely one against the man, it wasnât a loss he took to seriously. The battles werenât exactly worth winning in the first place. âI donât know, youâre gorgeous, those are usually the girls you have to look out for.â Taking the glasses in his hands he held them carefully, giving her a grin. âAre you going to pour it, or do you plan on making me an accessory to the crime?â
âAccessory? Of course. ...You do trust me donât you?â She asked with a grin already turning for the door setting up the game in her head, her voice light completely disregading the compliment. It was only right after all, clear attraction already doing half the work for her. There would be no need to navigate a messy field of his oncoming guilt for a wife or showering him with constant compliments of how youthful he might be for his age and how interesting and sexy an older man is. She could do this, relax for once and just flirt harmlessly and drag a typical boy along until she was bored and sneak out, maybe make fun of a few business owners as well. âSo whatâs your poison? Serving staff fired for landing a hot and bored Mom?â











