Playing the Field (Hot-Lanta Series) by Meghan Quinn Read Free Book Online Page A

the Braves, will be away for a lit tle over a week so Jane wouldn’t be distracted by Brady. Patty laughed to herself when Jane said that because both Patty and Lucy discussed how Jane was so easily distracted by Brady when working, whether it was text messages, emails or random visits from Brady, she was always distracted. It was endearing though.
    Patty headed over to her desk and opened up her computer. She had a few emails but one specifically stuck out. There was one from Marc titled “Last night.” Patty opened it.
     
    To: Patty
    From: Marc
    Subject: Last Night
     
    Hey Patty C akes,
     
    I just wanted to tell you what an awesome time I had last night starting our new friendship. It was nice to talk to a woman without having to fear if there was something in my teeth or if I smelled bad. I had a really good time. We will be out on the road for the next couple of days, so clearly we won’t be able to hang out but don’t be afraid to contact me if you want to talk about anything. Thanks for opening up to me last night and telling me about Gino. If I ever met the guy I think I would have no choice but to feed him through a wood chipper. Anyway, I will see you when I get back, maybe we can go to that bakery you were talking about and get one of those carrot cake cupcakes you went on and on about.
     
    See ya Buddy,
    Sully
     
    P.S. I think when I was taking a picture on your phone last night of us I messed up your alarm. Sorry if you were late this morning.
     
                  Patty knew Marc did something to her alarm. She forgot to check it before she went to bed because she always had it set for weekdays so she did not have to remember to turn it on. Oh well, Jane was a very understanding boss so no big deal.
                  Patty thought about last night, she could not believe she talked so much to Marc. She told him everything about her and he just sat there, listened and asked questions. He was taking the friend thing seriously. It was nice being able to talk to someone so candidly. She really enjoyed his company and felt extremely comfortable around him surprisingly since very attractive males make her nervous. She was not nervous at all, well maybe at first but Marc helped her relax by just asking simple questions. She wrote him back.
     
    To: Marc
    From: Patty
    Subject: RE: Last Night             
     
    Hey Sully,
     
    I had a good time last night, thank you for not breaking the contract because I really enjoyed your company. And for the record even though we are just friends I would appreciate you not having food particles stuck in your teeth and would find it easier to be your friend if you kept up on your hygiene and smelled nice. I would love to go to Birdie’s Bakery when you get back. I will show you what you’ve been missing out on.
     
    Your friend,
    Patty
     
    P.S. You did screw up m y alarm, I was 15 minutes late.
     
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                  Molly just pulled up to the Hyatt in San Diego. She was glad she was finally there. She checked the score of the Braves game and they lost badly to the Padres, particularly Austin had an awful game so she hoped he wouldn’t mind her borrowing his hotel for a night for some wild sex.
    Marcia and Jim took Winnie for a couple of days, they said something about wanting to go visit some family down in Savannah and wanted to show off their grand-daughter. Molly was not going to fight with them. It seemed like they were starting to have Winnie more than Molly was. It bothered her a little, she was the mother and the one who was supposed to be raising Winnie, not Marcia and Jim. Molly was going to have to have a conversation with them when they get back.
                  Molly changed quickly in the bathroom of the lobby to a corseted top that barely covered her breasts, a garter belt and a thong. She put on her jacket over the