Getting Lucky (The Portland Pioneers Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
She’d slept like crap, tossing and turning all night, upset by Cal’s proposition and still mad that he’d had the nerve to suggest it in the first place. It had been nearly painful dragging her tired, sorry ass out of her warm bed at 5 AM when the alarm had gone off. It had never been fun waking up so early, but she’d gotten used to it and loved working at the Café enough that it was a sacrifice she was willing to make. Then she’d gotten to the Café and Rosa Ruiz, her other cook, had confronted Maggie with the bad news that the exhaust fan system above the large grill top wouldn’t turn on. Without the fan, they couldn’t use the grill, and that was potentially a major blow to the Café’s business. Even though it was only 5:30 in the morning, Maggie’s first call had been to Cal. He was an early riser anyway, she’d justified as the phone had rung and rung, and besides, he didn’t deserve to sleep in after making her own good night’s sleep impossible. But Cal hadn’t answered that first call, or the second, or returned any of her voicemails or texts.
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