Chapter Eighteen
"Well done, Collin. The Lee girl looks like she'll be biddable enough."
Collin was only barely listening to his aunt as they walked her to her car at the back of the house. His mind was still on Charlotte and that kiss they'd shared in his truck. He'd rather be trailing behind her up the stairs, letting his hand rest on her low back, sipping at her lips one more time. And then figuring out how he could do it again.
"You do need stop this nonsense about no children," Aunt Catherine was saying. "This modern idea of being child-free is not sustainable. I won't see this family's wealth be left to a horse. Do you hear me?"
Collin did hear her, loud and clear. He wondered how he could bring up the idea of children with Charlotte. He wouldn't press her. He'd be patient and wa
