Alexander, Kortny - Surrendering to Summer [Whispering Mountain 2] (Siren Publishing Ménage Amour) Read Free

tense up under her touch. Yeah, that didn’t make her feel uncomfortable.
    That small rejection caused Summer to withdraw, reel the friendliness back in. She managed a small, nervous smile at Denver and then slowly removed her hands from both of theirs. She remained quiet during the rest of their lunch. Even Grace tried to pull a smile from her, but Summer just couldn’t manage one.
    What in the hell was wrong with her? She was fascinated with three men, three brothers. And yet one of them sent her more mixed signals than was necessary. How was she supposed to hold on to her sanity when he made her smile, made her nipples tingle, caused her to think of a future with them one moment? And the next moment, it was like a bucket of ice cold water being tossed on her head.
    She should have been used to this by now. Dalton usually left her head spinning. It wasn’t the best feeling in the world. It was like he got a kick out of screwing with her emotions. Denver, on the other hand, seemed to make no qualms about the fact that he was openly flirting with her. As much as she adored the attention, she was no longer comfortable sitting at the table with them. She was ready to go, so she quickly excused herself and went to the restroom.

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    “What the hell’s wrong with you?” Denver wanted to kick his brother’s ass for being such a jerk. He was not sure what Dalton had done but he noticed the almost instant change in Summer’s smile when she touched them both. Just because he was a jackass didn’t mean he should direct it at Summer. Denver knew that he and Dillon would need to have a talk with Dalton soon.
    Dalton looked over at his brother with a surprise. “Huh? What are you talking about?”
    Denver sat up straighter. He couldn’t believe how his brother could be so naïve. “Are you serious? You didn’t notice how hurt Summer looked? That’s why she damned near ran from the table.” Denver was losing patience. He smacked his hand against the table. “What the hell is so interesting out on the street?”
    Dalton didn’t even react to his brother’s tantrum, nor did he answer any questions. “Denver, listen to me very carefully.” Dalton used his peripheral vision to keep an eye on the street while he spoke to his brother. “There’s a red Camaro parked four cars down, near the stop sign behind you. Nothing had occurred to me until Summer and I left her house today. It was parked on her street and there was a person inside. I could not see him very well to properly identify him, but there was definitely someone inside. Just like now. I have seen that car several times. It’s following me, I think.”
    “You know, I thought red was a stupid and obvious car to follow someone in the day I saw a red Camaro in my rearview mirror,” Denver added.
    The brothers eyes met, both filled with skepticism.
    “Denver, when we leave I want you to try and see if you can get close enough to get an ID on the guy and then contact the sheriff to let him know we both have someone following us around town.” Dalton realized Summer was walking back towards their table, so he hurriedly finished talking. “Let’s not discuss this with Summer. But we need to see if Denver has had the same thing happen to him.”
    “Agreed.”
    Both men plastered smiles on their faces and stood. They did not want to be in the diner any longer. Denver paid the check and grabbed his pie. He could not believe some nut was following them around town. Didn’t the idiot know that their town was small and practically everyone knew each other?
    Whispering Mountain was a town that welcomed newcomers with open arms, but someone should have been paying attention to the red Camaro cruising through town.

Chapter 3

    Dillon was in their private office located inside of the home he shared with his brothers. He almost fell off his horse when Denver phoned him earlier asking about a red Camaro. As soon as he was able, he called it a day and left work