Colt’s Salvation (MIDNIGHT FALLS #15) by Lynn Hagen EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Lynn Hagen
- Language: English
- Genre: contemporary romance
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Milo Landon really didn’t want to be there. This wasn’t his job, but he
was filling in for his Uncle Eric who’d had some kind of out-of-town
emergency.
As the sun set and night descended, the twinkling lights strung
throughout the venue came to life, casting a warm glow over the outdoor
wedding reception. The sweet strains of a slow melody filled the air, luring
Milo closer to the celebration. The bride rested her head on her new
husband’s shoulder as they swayed gently on the dance floor, lost in each
other’s embrace.
Other couples were out there, too.
Laughter bubbled up from tables where friends and family were
gathered, their voices blending into a symphony of happiness. The delicious
scent of food wafted through the air, tempting guests to replenish their
plates at the buffet or refill their drinks at the open bar. The atmosphere was
alive with celebration and love, a perfect moment frozen in time.
A moment Milo longed to be a part of instead of bussing tables, trying
to remain invisible to the guests.
He paused, watching as an enormous guy in a sleek black suit slowly
danced with another guy who had to be a good foot shorter than him. It
wasn’t the size difference that caught his attention.
It was the pure love on their faces as they gazed at each other.
Why couldn’t Milo find someone who looked at him like that?
Unfortunately, his past two boyfriends had deep-seated issues that
eventually surfaced, turning them into jerks.
Sighing, Milo carried his tub to the next table, clearing away dishes and
discarded napkins. As he bent down to collect a glass that was under a chair,
he noticed a stranger watching him from a nearby table.
Their eyes met for a brief moment before someone walked over and
drew the stranger’s attention away.
“You’re supposed to be blending into the background, not trying to
catch a guest’s attention,” Dan said from behind him.
“I was picking up a glass off the ground,” Milo defended. He had to
keep his tone polite because this was Eric’s gig, but it was hard when Eric’s
boss kept breathing down his back, micromanaging everything Milo was
assigned to do.
“Empty your tub then clear tables three and four.” Dan hurried toward
another worker like he was about to scold the guy.
Which tables were three and four? For the life of him, Milo couldn’t
remember.
“I could accidently spill red wine all over his white tuxedo jacket,” a
deep, masculine voice said from behind Milo. “He seems pretentious.” A
low, velvety laugh filled the air. “I just learned that word and love throwing
it around now.”
His heart hammering, Milo looked over his shoulder and stared right
into beautiful green eyes. It was the guy who’d been watching him. “You
used the word correctly.” Milo swallowed hard at how breathtaking the
stranger was.
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