What you see is what you get. I think the world would be a much better place if everyone could be more like that.” Nona lifted her chin and stuck out her bottom lip with approval and pride in her grandson. “That doesn’t make him easy to get along with. Sometimes, my Tito can be bull-headed.” Not a question, but still a challenge. “Fortunately, I am, too. If he needs to be put in his place, I’m more than up for the task.” I held her critical gaze as she continued to stir. “Yes,” she finally said. “I think I like you. The food is ready, let’s eat.” She was the most no-nonsense woman I’d ever met, and I was pretty sure her feelings toward me were mutual. I glanced at Mia, whose eyes were wide. She shrugged, and we both choked on a laugh. Women tended to annoy me, but I liked Mia. It was a str
