Finding His Mrs. Right (Mending Hearts Series) Read Online Free

that I don’t have time to find my own. But I’m ok with that.” Tessa informed.
    “Why’s that?” I asked, curiously.
    “I’d rather not say.” She said, precariously.
    “Cryptic answer, I like that.” I smiled.
    “Ok, let me ask you some questions.” She replied as another song started.
    “Shoot.” I said, welcoming the challenge.
    “Did you hire me, just to get laid easily?” Tessa asked seriously, and I liked her straight forward attitude.
    “No, Ms. Winters. I really want to find a woman who can handle me.” I smiled.
    “Then you’ve found the right woman for the job.” She smiled back, before laying her head on my shoulder.
    Her dark hair brushed gently across my face, and I felt dread seep through my body. Sighing, I let her words sink in. I was genuinely afraid of that. If Tessa Winters was as good as her résumé made her out to be, I’d have my perfect match in under a month. I wasn’t sure if I was entirely ready for what I’d set myself up for, but I had no choice.

 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Four
    Staring out of my office window, all I could think of was the night before. Being with Tessa had been nice. The rest of the night had actually been fun. I saw a side to her that I had no idea she could’ve possessed. She wasn’t the stick in the mud that I pegged her to be. She was just all business when it came to finding me love. I admired her for that because I as the same way when it came to my profession.
    “Earth to Landon, are you going to tell me about last night or what?” Tyler asked, grabbing my attention.
    “There’s nothing to tell.” I replied, turning my chair around.
    “Bull, you’re in every tabloid with a hot girl, I thought I was your best friend. Why wasn’t I the first to know?” he asked.
    “That was only , Tessa.” I said, brushing off his concern.
    “Only Tessa? Who the hell is, Tessa? Is that why you were so pressed for time last night?” Tyler asked.
    “No, Tessa’s my matchmaker. I ran into her after I left the bar. She had car trouble, and I didn’t want to leave her out in the rain late at night, so I took her with me to the charity.” I answered.
    “Landon, you do know everyone thinks she’s your new girlfriend now , right?” Tyler asked.
    “I guess.” I shrugged.
    “Dude, do you realize what this means?” Tyler asked.
    Tyler w as always over thinking things. If anything, this was going to get every girl who was already interested in being with me, want me even more. I wasn’t stupid; I knew what I was doing.
    “It means you need to calm down. It’s not as serious as you’re thinking.” I reassured .
    “Landon, she’s totally smoking hot. Did you sleep with her?” Tyler asked.
    “No, I’m really trying here. Besides, I’m paying her.” I said a bit insulted, as I heard a knock on the door.
    “Come in.” I replied, and Valarie poked her head inside as she normally did throughout the day.
    “There’s a Tessa Winters out here for you.” Valarie replied, and Tyler smiled brightly.
    “I knew it.” He chuckled.
    “Shut it, Tyler. Send her in.” I responded, and Valarie nodded before disappearing.
    A moment later, Tessa sauntered into my office. She was dressed in a tan blazer, with a black shirt, and deep black skinny leg jeans. Her dark hair was pulled up into a long ponytail, and she looked amazing.
    “Ms. Winters, this is my best friend, Tyler. Tyler, this is Tessa Winters, my matchmaker. Ms. Winters, what have I done to be graced with your presence?” I asked, leaning back in my leather chair.
    “Hi,” she replied, smiling at Tyler, before shaking his hand.
    “Nice to meet you, Tessa.” Tyler replied.
    Tyler was the polar opposite of me. He had sandy blonde hair, with brown eyes. He topped out at 5’9, and was a bit rugged. He loved to sport scruff. The biggest difference was the fact that he was a softie. I mean, not in a bad way, he just wore his heart on his sleeve. He was more open to love and that happily