His Nanny Mate By Eve Above Story

Chapter 353 Race To The Finish

Ella

With my evening of pizza and true crime shows having been abruptly shattered by Logan’s obnoxious honking outside, I sighed and leaned on the balcony railing. There he was, sitting in his red convertible with a sheepish grin on his face.

“Wanna go for a joyride?” he called up to me, the grin on his face only widening even more. I raised an eyebrow and frowned down at him. “A joyride, Logan? Seriously?”

“Yes, seriously,” he replied as he climbed out of the car. “It’ll be fun.”

I paused for a moment, glancing down at my clothes. I had only just gotten home from work less than twenty minutes ago, and was already in my sweatpants and hoodie. My hair was pulled up into a messy bun on top of my head, and my makeup was smudged. Not to mention the uneaten, greasy pizza that was waiting for me on my coffee table.

“I can’t,” I said, shaking my head. “I’ve got a hot date with some bodega pizza and a true crime show-”

His laughter just drifted up to me and interrupted me mid-sentence, only serving to further amplify my annoyance. “True crime? C’mon, Miss Morgan. Get dressed. Let’s have some fun.”

My arms crossed over my chest as I considered his proposition. But even then, I wasn’t particularly keen on going out with him; especially not when I had promised to myself that I wouldn’t let him in. It was already bad enough that we had gotten so close recently, and after what happened in the restaurant…

“Logan, I just got out of work. Sorry, but I don’t want to go out.”

“Oh, come on,” he called back, his grin unwavering. “I’ve got a surprise for you and everything. I promise you’ll be glad you came.”

I paused, rolling my eyes but also oddly intrigued at the same time.

“You should go.” Ema’s voice, always in the back of my mind, chimed in. “You could use a little fun. And the two of you…”

“Enough with the two of us,” I interrupted, feeling the telltale sign of my heart picking up its pace at my wolf’s implication. “It’s not happening.”

But you should still go. You could use

wrong. I did need a distraction from everything,

me as he leaned on the hood of his red

But it had better be worth it!” I yelled down before retreating

wondered why Logan was always so keen on hanging

later, I found myself sitting in his car, still

to?” I asked, fastening my seatbelt

He smirked, and

road, but the smirk never left his

I finally asked, breaking the silence that had settled between us. “It’s not like we need to hang out in private

his smirk evolving into a smile. “We’ve been over this, Ella,” he said, his voice softening ever so slightly. “I like your company. Sue me. And besides, you never go

do go out,” I retorted, maybe a little too defensively. Logan scoffed. “And when exactly was the last time

made me go to family events with him, I honestly couldn’t think of anything except for lunch with Sarah. “Well, I had lunch with

a

looked at him, a bit annoyed by his tone. “And why not?” I

offer as far as night life goes,” Logan said, his eyes

you’ve taken it upon yourself to be my personal tour guide?

grinned, glancing at me as we came to a stop at a red light. In the crosswalk in front of us, a group of what appeared to be college students walked across the street, dressed in their party clothes

this contract between us for

only have a limited time in this arrangement before it would all

my cheeks

asked, sensing my sudden shift in

little too quickly. “I’m

sure? You looked like you were a million

him a small smile. “Just thinking about what you said, about making the

“And?”

a hint of the strange mix of emotions that

city. When he pulled into an alley that opened up to reveal an