PAXTON (FARRADAY COUNTRY #16) BY CHRIS KENISTON – eBook Details Online
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“And… cut.”
Now that the cameras weren’t running, Paxton Farraday leaned left then
right, stretching out his back. Even though he’d argued there was no need to
film replacing the hotel bathroom when that episode was already over and
in the can, what the production company wanted, the production company
got. Still, it was bad enough he was feeling his last birthday, there was no
reason to record his aching back on camera for the world to see.“I hate bathtub installs.” Quinn, Paxton’s next older brother—not
including the five-minute Owen had on him—rolled his shoulders.
Apparently, he wasn’t the only one with age troubles. “Single tub isn’t so
bad but these blasted all-in-one units have a mind of their own.”
“Yeah, remind me never to complain about hauling bags of mulch or
root ball trees again. Lugging and installing bathtubs is modern day
torture.” He cracked his back. “It’s downright painful.”
“Agreed.” Quinn nodded. “Next time the younger guys can haul these
things around.”
The camera crew pulled back. Someone shouted lunch break and
standing in the doorway, sporting a floppy hat, and big sunglass—the only
carryover from her fashionable days in Los Angeles—Valerie, Morgan’s
wife and the show’s producer, rushed up to them. “Excellent shoot, guys.
Executive feedback on the last few episodes has been great and the internet
buzz with the fan base is, well, buzzing. Now, we need to talk about that
off-camera build.”
Paxton exchanged a glance with Quinn. “Off-camera build?”
Her gaze narrowing, his brother Morgan’s wife dropped her hands on
her hips. “Don’t you two read any of my memos?”
“Of course we do.” Frowning, Quinn spoke up before Paxton could
admit he might skim a few.
Even though Valerie was smiling, her frustration with her brothers-inlaw was apparent. “The show was approached to sponsor a new home build
for a needy family. Since the ratings were so high for the homestead fixerupper, the execs thought a similar project for charity would be fabulous
publicity. They were on it like white on rice.”
Now that he thought about it, Paxton remembered noticing the name of
a well-known charity in one of her never-ending memos, but had skimmed
more than usual. “Must have missed the details on that one, but, of course,
you know we’re game to help. Within reason.”
Quinn nodded. “Agreed. But off camera? How is that going to boost
ratings for the show?”
“There might be a camera crew once in a while for social media reels.
Now that we’ve just about finished this season, once we film the wrap-up
episode, you guys will have plenty of time on your hands for the project.”
Plenty of time? Paxton didn’t mind helping out anyone going through a
rough patch, but the construction company had projects lined up for the
season break from here to Oklahoma and back.
“We’d better find Owen, but
can we discuss this somewhere other than this cramped bathroom?”
Valerie looked around and chuckled. “Good point. Let’s go outside.”
Paxton followed her with Quinn on his heels. They settled at a picnic
table by Molly’s food truck.
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