Fighting for Love (Boston Love 2)

“Do you know if a Robert Long has volunteered here?”

Her eyes lit up. Okay, clearly this lady had a thing for firefighters. “He did, yes. But he had to stop coming when one of the moms started to get a little too…attached to him.”

My brows lifted. “Attached? What do you mean?”

She looked around and motioned for me to step farther away from the kids. “There was a mom who used to bring her son in here. Mark was his name. He adored Robert and always told him he wanted to be a firefighter like he was. Kind of like what you saw today with Finn. Everything was fine at first. Then Mark’s mother started asking Robert for things.”

Leaning in closer to her, I asked, “What kind of things?”

“Like would he be able to take a look at her car, it wasn’t starting very well. Then she asked him if he would like to join her and Mark for dinner one night. Robert turned her down and told her he had a girlfriend. She wouldn’t take no for an answer. He finally approached me and said he felt like she was stalking him and that he would be going to a different library to volunteer. When she asked me where he was, I didn’t tell her. I’m not sure if she ever found out which library he went to.”

I chewed on the corner of my mouth and glanced over to see Finn still talking to the kids.

“Jessica, you wouldn’t happen to remember her name, would you?”

She shook her head. “No. I’m sorry. I talk to so many parents it’s hard to keep track of them all.”

With a warm smile, I nodded. “That’s okay. Have she and her son been in lately?”

Tilting her head, she thought about my question. “No. She hasn’t. Not for a few months. Do you know Robert?”

“Yes. I’m his lawyer.”

She gasped. “Is everything okay? Oh gosh, he didn’t get in an accident, did he?”

Before I had to chance to say no and change the subject, Finn walked up and took my hand. Bringing it up to his lips, he grinned, kissed me softly, and asked, “Ready?”

Turning back to Jessica, I said, “Thank you again. It was nice meeting you.”

She lifted her hand and replied, “You too. See ya next week, Finn.”

His only reply was, “See ya around.”

We walked out of the children’s library and to the main stairs.

“You ready to continue with our date?”

My face heated. “It depends. How many more surprises can I expect?”

He threw his head back and laughed. “Only one more. I promise. Then we need to go check on the beast.”

My chest squeezed and I instantly became a bundle of nerves. Back to his condo. Together. Alone.

As we made our way through the library, I couldn’t help but wonder if anyone had heard us earlier when Finn had me falling apart on his fingers.

Covering my mouth, I forced my silly giggle down as Finn squeezed my hand and urged me to walk faster.

Chapter 16

Finn

Nuts, lies, and pigeons

My dick had been hard since Rory had told me how long it had been since she had sex. I couldn’t stop thinking about sex. Sex on the sofa with her. Sex on the beach. Sex in the tree house at my parents’ place. Sex in a cab. Sex on the kitchen floor. Sex in the shower. Sex in an elevator.

Fucking hell. I wanted to have sex with her everywhere.

“Finn? Are you even listening to me?”