Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Ruby chuckled, leaning into Neil's arms, but her eyes darted over to Neil, who was behind the wheel. She leaned in closer and whispered, "If that girl turns out to be a good match, maybe we should introduce her to Kash. She'd make a lovely daughter-in-law." "Sounds like a plan. Kash is already thirty and still single. Poor guy."

Even though they were trying to keep it low-key, Kash could hear every single word.

"Can you guys at least pretend to talk behind my back?"

Ruby laughed, "We wanted you to hear! Why would we hide?"

Kash just sighed.

"By the time your dad and I hit thirty, we already had two kids. You, on the other hand, haven't even held a girl's hand, let alone thought about marriage." Kash sighed again.

"We're not trying to rush you into anything, but you know, people have normal human desires. Your lack of interest in women has us a little concerned." Kash remained silent.

"Of course, we're pretty open-minded here. If you don't have a girlfriend, we'd be okay with you having a boyfriend instead..."

"Mom!"

couldn't take

could work on your cooking skills so we don't

entirely, often ending in

in the hospital for food poisoning. No one

out her tongue. Her son, ever the model of decency and integrity. But she loved

itching to get back in the kitchen. The head chef

dining room, his laptop open as he worked. He would look up every now and then, smiling

the

up in their

freak, went straight

in a sharp suit, as Neil mentioned they

into his pocket and found a small note that read, "Dear, it's time

suddenly washed over him. Who was she, and how