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Via and over to me. “So, how did the two of you meet?”
    “We were at a bar and he refused stop staring at me…” Via’s eyes met mine for a second.
    “Jason came over to me, introduced himself, and insisted that I meet his brother.”
    “Sounds like something Jason would do. Let’s not bombard the kids with too many questions, dear,” my father chirped in, taking a quick sip of his coffee.
    Via smirked at them. “Mister I-Want-to Know-Everything-About-You has sent me through the wringer with question upon question. A few more won’t kill me.”
    My father pursed his lips together, hiding a grin.
    “Are you from around here, Via?”
    She shook her head. “I live in Aspen. I graduated a few months ago with a degree in Culinary and Pastry Arts. I am saving up money to start a restaurant. When I have enough put back, that is when I will be deciding on where I want my business.”
    “Why not Seattle? I heard the business here is fantastic.” My mother smiled, giving me a small wink.
    It didn’t take long for Via to gather what my mom was hinting towards.
    She smiled. “You are absolutely right, but I heard the men here can be intimidating.”
    My father was no longer hiding his grin. “You may need to look out for this one, son. She is definitely going to give you a run for your money.”
    “Oh stop it . Quit embarrassing the poor girl,” my mother told us with an eye roll.
    “Don’t pay any attention to them. This is why we limit their going out in public,” my mother stated, winking in Via’s general direction.
    Via shook her head with a cunning smile. “It takes a bit more than a few cracks to embarrass me. Besides, I am the one mortifying people. When I’m not getting plastered and passing out on a first date that is…”
    I choked on my coffee, inhaling it.
    Her shimmering eyes met mine.

Chapter Three
    “Similar to that, huh?” My father went back to pursing his lips.
    Her grin grew wider. “Precisely. I have always believed that if you can’t make fun of yourself every once in awhile, you are not truly living.”
    My mother smiled at her. “Well spoken, Olivia. Would you like some more tea, dear?”
    I shook my head. “We should be going. Via has to fly back to Aspen this evening. She has yet to pack her belongings.”
    Via then stood up from her seat, smiling as she held a hand out to my parents.
    “It was a pleasure meeting you. We will have to do this again sometime. When I have more time, that is.”
    * * * *
    Via had barely spoken ever since we got back into the car.
    I couldn’t tell if she was pissed at me or wanted to stay quiet.
    “Was meeting my parents so severe?”
    She glared at me and shook her head. “Your parents are entertaining. I like to know what we are doing ahead of time. I don’t do well with surprises at all.”
    “Alright, so no more surprises. Is there anything else?”
    It took a few seconds for her to speak since she had been thinking.
    “I don’t particularly care for your weird attitude at times.”
    “How do I have a weird attitude?”
    She shrugged. “I’m not sure how to explain it. It’s as if you are always second-guessing yourself over everything. Do not sit there and tell me you don’t, because you do. The other night at the bar, for instance, you would walk towards me and then stop yourself. I’m not upset about it. I happened to find it amusing, but sometimes you just have to let your guard down and listen to what your heart wants.”
    Before she opened her mouth to speak again, my lips plowed into hers.
    She moaned as I pulled her on my lap. She pulled away and smiled as I placed my hand over the small of her back.
    “How is that for following my heart?”
    It took a minute for her to catch her breath. “That was… Wow. We will work on it.”
    Her lips connected to mine yet again.
    I could not get enough of her, my body aching for more when she pulled away.
    My eyes burned into hers. “You have no idea how badly I want you.”
    “I