DEVIL SEEKS NANNY BY KIKI LAMBA – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Kiki Lamba
- Language: English
- Genre: Contemporary romance
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DIANA
Everything looks the same as the Uber cruises down the familiar
streets of my neighborhood. Not that I had expected the city to be
completely different, but it’s something you just assume happens
when you don’t come by some place for a long time. It’s been four
months since I was last in San Francisco, and everything is the same.
The leaves are green on the trees that line up the sidewalks, the sun
shines down on the houses we pass by, and my breath catches in my
throat when the car approaches the end of the cul-de-sac, my gaze
zeroing in on my childhood home.
Relief floods through me as the car stops at the end of the driveway,
and I’m throwing the door open as the driver gets out to open the
trunk and pull out my suitcases. “Thank you,” I tell him, taking the
luggage from him, my backpack already on as I make my way up the
driveway toward the front door. Dad’s car is parked in front of the
garage, but I already know he’s home since he texted me as much
once I landed.
“Dad!” I call out as I use my key to get into the house, dragging my
suitcases in with me, trying to keep my balance so I don’t stumble
because of their weight. It smells like cinnamon in the house,
unsurprisingly, and I inhale the familiar scent. “I’m here!”
I set my suitcases to the side, and a smile spreads across my face
when I see him turning the corner around the living room wall, his
own grin appearing. “There she is!” he laughs, walking over. He
immediately pulls me into a hug, and I reciprocate instantly, feeling
the warmth and familiarity of his embrace.
“How was the flight?”
It was only a little over an hour long, given that I was flying in from
Los Angeles. “Uneventful,” I tell him, shrugging off my backpack.
“But how are you doing?” I ask, immediately giving him a once-over.
He rolls his eyes, unimpressed by my concern. But can he blame me?
His health is the whole reason why I’m back home in San Francisco—
indefinitely. He’s why I quit my nannying job in Los Angeles, packed
everything up, and sent all of my belongings ahead of my own flight.
I refuse to not be near dad.
He recently had been hospitalized because he’d had a stroke, and I
will never forget the shock of fear that shot through me when I had
gotten the call from the hospital. He’s fine now, according to the
doctors, but knowing he’s all alone out here doesn’t settle well with
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