Fall For My Ex's Mafia Dad
he says, leaning forward and teasing me, “I think we just established that this is my money, in my accounts –“
I click my tongue and swat at him, which makes him laugh and grab my hand before it can smack him, pulling me again against his chest, where he likes me. “It’s enough, Fay,” he murmurs in my ear. “Enough to keep us safe. To buy a little farm, maybe start a vineyard. I had one before, and it did well. We could try it again. Do you think you’d like that?”
“I think I’d like that,” I murmur, pleased, because suddenly the image comes to me of a little child running in the summer sun through the grape vines, free and easy, with Kent and I following behind. “I think I’d like that very much