CHAPTER FIFTY TWO
“I don’t think I need to convince you to take the job,” Josh’s voice startled me. I hadn’t realized I was still staring out of the window or heard the door opening until he spoke up.
“Were you eavesdropping?” I asked, unable to hide the hint of amusement from my tone.
“I didn’t mean to but I happen to have a very sensitive werewolf hearing and well, if someone gets inside my baby mama’s room, I obviously get protective. Coffee?” he questioned, already stretching his hand to give me one cup of steaming dark coffee.
“I wouldn’t mind,” I accepted, sitting down while he joined me by the couch.
“I haven’t been honest with you about a lot of things and well, you are an incredible woman. You deserve the truth,” he took a deep breath and then exhaled, “You know how I kept f
