Fresh Meet: A Single Dad Sports Romance (Kings Of The Water Book 2)

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But seeing Emilia and Tanner smile at each other as if this is the best day of their lives, does something to me. When they’re done, Emilia takes Tanner’s hand and ignores me. They walk to the dining table where she helps him in his highchair. After giving him a coloring book and some crayons, she’s off to the kitchen.

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Tanner’s eyes are glued on Emilia and her movements, touching all the correct body parts along with the music. Head, shoulders, knees, and toes. That leaves me standing here like the weirdo I am, staring after him as my heart turns into goo at the sight of this father-son duo, especially at the way Jace protectively holds Tanner against his broad chest with his long, muscular arms surrounding him like a cage.Jace Atwood is amazing. I loved how he was this gorgeous, sexy, charming man who was so confident in himself but give him a toddler and he knew he needed help. It made him real, because he threw himself into the role so hard, but knew he needed to learn from Millie along the way. He was vulnerable with her about not only becoming a father but other things in his life and the more he reveals about himself, the deeper I fell in love with him alongside Millie. I won’t say he doesn’t have his flaws, but as a professional athlete he’s competitive and a sore loser, but he more than makes up for it when he realises he’s in the wrong. Jasmin mixes sweet and tender moments with highlighting so many benefits to learning a visual language, and having both Em and Jace use it throughout really warmed my heart. Tanner might just be the cutest kid on earth. I owe Nicole and her grandma big-time because this new nanny job might be the easiest job I’ve ever had. One I also enjoy. Not to mention, I make more than I did at my previous online show gig. Talk about win-win.

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Tanner repeats the sign once more before waving at Jace. Then he launches into a string of incoherent babbling. Do I have to be concerned that you think she’s hot after watching her on a kids’ show?” I know he doesn’t discriminate when it comes to women. He likes them all. Jace’s eyes are trained on Tanner, the corners of his mouth lifted in a friendly grin. “Should we read a book together, buddy?”

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Sounds good.” I don’t look at Jace, too freaked out he might see something in my expression that I don’t want him to see. Instead, I focus on Tanner, who’s now half-asleep on his dad. “Feel better, okay? I might not be here when you wake up, but I’ll see you tomorrow.” She’s still at eye level with Tanner. “Hey there. You must be Tanner. You did such a good job with that song. Do you like to sing?”

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Do you own anything else besides this hideous outfit?” The words leave my mouth while my brain’s still trying to reboot after my Hunter-might-actually-be-right-and-Emilia’s-sexy realization. Because, man, I’m so not okay with that. Emilia joins us a moment later, Tanner directing her to sit right beside me, so he can sit on both of our laps at the same time. Emilia points a thumb over her shoulder in the direction of the bedrooms. “We should probably head to bed. Who knows when Tanner will get up.” Then I grab a pair of gloves, along with some cleaner and a sponge—sadly no face mask—and make my way over to the couch.He looks at me like he’s never seen me before. Or maybe he’s wondering why he’s my friend. He rubs his hand over his face like I just did something inexcusable, and I have no clue why. What can I say? You’ve talked me into watching it enough times that I can see the appeal. To kids of course. Even though I’ll miss you like crazy.” My heart breaks at his question. He made himself vulnerable to ensure his boy is safe and sound. He didn’t have the chance to give Tanner the unconditional love every child should get from their parents from the moment they’re born, or even before that. Emilia walks in my direction, her skirt swaying around her hips like it’s trying to pique my interest. “Hey, are you okay?”