Undeniable Love Read Online Free

smokin’ hot.  I loved watching her.  She had a gorgeous smile and these big brown eyes that were so expressive.  She was funny and smart and easy to talk to.  She was a fan of smart shows like “Sherlock” and “Doctor Who,” but she also liked silly shows like, “Baby Daddy” and “Reba.”  She came across as well rounded. Smart, beautiful and sane.  What a rare combination these days.   What started out as a potentially disastrous night turned out to be a lot of fun and I was relieved when I found out that we hadn’t slept together.  Not because I wasn’t attracted to her because I was.  I was glad because I would have been pissed off if I had slept with her and couldn’t remember it.  I wanted to see her again, and it wasn’t just because I was physically attracted to her.  In reality, I hadn’t laughed that hard in a long time.  And to top it off I didn’t think about April the entire time we were together.  I sent her a text.
     
    Wyatt:  I had a great night! Thank you!
    Stephane: I did too, sorry about my “escape” message. Lol.
    Wyatt:  Nah, it’s cool!  Can I see you again?
    Stephane: Well...I work a lot
    Wyatt:  Ouch! Blowing me off huh?
    Stephane: Noooooooo lol
    Wyatt:  I’m persistent
    Stephane: Wyatt we had fun tonight but we should probably leave it at that.
    Wyatt:  Why?
    Stephane: We have nothing in common.
    Wyatt:  You don’t know that.  Just one more date.  You’ll have a great time. Promise! If not, I’ll call you with an emergency myself. 
    Stephane: lol ok one more.
     
    We made plans to meet up that Sunday and the activity choice was mine.  I wanted to learn more about her so I invited her to come over for dinner. I am a good cook and wanted to show off my skills. I figured we could talk, eat and watch something that she would enjoy.  I didn’t care what I just wanted to spend more time with her.  I told her that I would plan dinner and she got to pick the movie.
     
    Fortunately I only had to make it through Saturday because I was anxious and wanted to make a good impression. She said one more date, but I wasn’t ready to give up that easily.  I'm used to getting what I want, no matter how hard I have to work for it.  I spent most of Saturday morning and part of the afternoon looking through cookbooks and recipes on Pinterest.  I couldn’t remember being that stressed about a date in a long time. 
     
    I’m not conceited but I know what my assets are. I’m tall, 6’4”, ladies seem to love tall.  I have dark blonde hair and killer green eyes, I’ve been told.  They match my supposed movie star good looks.  I take things with a grain of salt because I know people will say things to get your attention or to soften you up.  I have always been confident, some might even say cocky.  I played sports in high school and college.  Football and baseball are what I excelled, but I was good in most things I tried.  I am naturally athletic and I am still active. I hit the gym about three times a week and I play pick-up basketball games at one of the local community centers. Academically, I breezed through school with a 3.85 GPA and ended up with a scholarship to college.  Financially, I have a decent job but money is not an issue because of my grandfather.  When he and my grandmother first met, he was a farmer and things were tough for them. One day he took a few dollars and on a whim played the lottery and won big.  I never knew the exact number but I know that he invested his winnings and made it work for him. He continued to farm because he loved it but made sure that my father and my aunt had trust funds set up.  He also had a provision in place for any future grandchildren.  Grandpa Greenlaw was a really wise old man.  Now with all of that said, its' easy to understand why I’ve never had a confidence issue.  That was until my break up with April, it did a number on me. 
     
    We had been together for five years when I found out that