A Sweetheart for the Single Dad. Victoria Pade

a hard time, it was better than walking the streets alone.”

      Lindie laughed at his gentle gibe over her verbal gaffe at the start of the evening. “You just couldn’t let it go completely.”

      “I couldn’t,” he confessed. “But that was so much tamer than anything else I could have said.”

      He pushed off his SUV and reached around her to open her door for her, waiting with it open as she got in behind the wheel.

      “I’ll see you Thursday,” she repeated.

      For some reason he smiled as if he was glad to hear it this time. But all he said was “Drive safe,” before he closed her door.

      Lindie started her engine and drove off. As she did she hated to admit to herself that—in spite of how it had made her feel to see the damage that her family had caused—she’d been on dates that she’d enjoyed less than her time with Sawyer Huffman tonight.

      But as soon as she realized that, she decided to take it as a caution.

      The man really didn’t like Camdens and could easily have a hidden agenda when it came to one of them.

      And since Lindie was already no stranger to men with hidden agendas that ended up hurting her, she knew very well to watch out.