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    Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore
    Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore
    Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore
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    Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore

    By Lucy J Whittaker

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    Lucy is swept away to a lavish estate to take care of her patient Stan. His son is used to getting what he wants, and he wants Lucy. Her job as a Respiratory therapist has not prepared her to deal with a man like Dean and there are secrets between father and son. Can she help to mend their differences before Stan dies, and can she break through the touch sexual exterior Dean shows to her to find the real man underneath?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLucy J Whittaker
    Release dateMar 20, 2014
    ISBN9781311465078
    Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore
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    Lucy J Whittaker

    Lucy J Whittaker is a romance/erotica writer. She lives with her husband, son, and a goofy golden retriever named Buddy in Northern Michigan. You can check out her page on facebook. Coupon codes posted periodically.

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      Someone Perfect for Mr. Moore - Lucy J Whittaker

      Chapter One

      Lucy sat down, completely exhausted. The shift had been a busy one, between multiple codes during the night and her routine patients to see, she hadn’t had time to even sit down. To make matters worse, upper management wanted to see her before she left. They wouldn’t be able to for at least twenty minutes though. She only hoped that they would be on time. All she wanted was to go home and get some much needed sleep.

      Her manager knew what they wanted, but was unable to tell her what was going on. What the hell was this all about? Her last review had been good, so why would they want to see her? She watched as the next shift left the department, talking about how busy their day would be. She rubbed her tired eyes and decided to go down to the cafeteria for a cup of coffee. She wanted to have a clear mind when she talked to them. The last thing she needed was to go in there groggy and not be able to answer any questions they had for her.

      She had just paid for her coffee and taken the first sip when Sherry approached her. Good morning Lucy, everyone came in a little early today, so they are all waiting for you. She said.

      Lucy walked with her down the hall, she ignored the curious looks that some of the passing employees gave her. She would be at the top of the rumor mills today. Wonderful, just what she needed. She was surprised when Sherry motioned for her to go into the conference room. As they walked inside it looked to Lucy like the whole board of directors was here. Oh great, she must have done something really bad for all this.

      The Chief of Staff sat at the head of the table and motioned for her to sit in the only empty chair left. The long polished table sat at least twenty people and there were another dozen or so standing around in their power suits.

      Lucy sat in her seat feeling a little overwhelmed. She only knew a few people that were here, one of them being Ted, the Chief of Staff. She looked around at the other faces a little curiously. They must be in the middle of a lawsuit. Half of the men here looked like lawyers to her; she relaxed a little at the thought. This was all routine. She had nothing to hide.

      Ted watched Lucy as she looked around the room. He was familiar with her department, but he had never dealt with any of the respiratory therapists. He had never spoken to her; obviously there had been no need to. He had read over her file the day before. She had a spotless record and according to her manager she got along well with her coworkers. In all the years he had run facilities this had never come up before. Would she even do this for them? It would really help the hospital out if she did.

      Lucy, I’m sure you are wondering why we have brought you here today. We have a proposition for you. Ted said.

      Ok that got her attention. Lucy sat straighter in her chair, unable to hide the surprise in her voice. What kind of proposition?

      You have been taking care of a patient since he came in, a Mr. Moore. You are aware that he doesn’t have much time left? He waited for her nod, and noticed the small frown that formed between her brows. Mr. Moore’s son Dean would like to hire you to come and stay with his father until his passing.

      Lucy looked at him, truly shocked. You’re serious? After Ted nodded to her, she spoke again. I don’t understand.

      Mr. Moore has consulted his attorney and has worked up a proposal for you and the hospital if you agree to help them. He has graciously offered a sizable donation to the hospital, along with a very generous package for you. You would stay at their home, and take care of his father for a certain number of hours per day. They already have a nurse lined up for him, but his father specifically requested that you come and stay with him.

      Lucy smiled thinking of Stan. She had gotten close to him, something she always tried not to do. She knew it the first time she had read for him. He is a very sweet man, but I really don’t understand this. I’ve never heard of anything like this before.

      Maybe you should hear what they are offering before you decide. The board is here; they have already looked over the financial end of the contract and would encourage you to take it. Your job will be here when you get back. Think of it as a little time away. Their lawyer can talk to you in private; Dean is a very powerful man. Not all the details are available to us, as far as where they live, and also contact information. He looked a little unsure when he turned towards her again, but the board was pushing him into this. He just wasn’t sure if this was all going to be as perfect as they think it will be. Sending this woman away from her home and everyone she knew. He would really be surprised if she agreed to it. If you are willing to listen to them you can use my office.

      Lucy looked up as two of the men at the table stood. Miss Lintz, if you will come with us we can go over some of the details and see what you think. A tall man with blonde hair spoke, Lucy would bet his suit didn’t come off a rack. The second man stood silently at his side, their manners and impeccable grooming screamed money.

      Lucy nodded to them and stood up; she felt a little self-conscious walking in front of them in her scrubs. She suddenly wished she could have at least showered. She walked into Ted’s office and sat down as the door closed behind them. The blonde man sat down across from her as she settled in her seat. The other man stood by the door, his face blank as he looked at her. She knew instinctively that this man was not a lawyer, so who the heck was he?

      The blonde man started to speak again. He explained the arrangement they were asking her for. She would come and stay as a guest on Dean’s estate. She would help the nurse with his father’s care, but primarily would act as a companion to him. She would have a generous income for the time she was there, and all her expenses would be taken care of. He explained that their estate was in Kentucky, no one from the hospital would know the exact location, and she was not to tell anyone. Her family would be allowed to contact her via her private cell phone, but only during the day. She would have the freedom to explore the estate during her free time, and transportation would be provided for her if she needed to go anywhere on her time off.

      He told her they knew about her son in college, they were willing to help with his tuition if she agreed. Miss Lintz, are you currently involved with anyone?

      Lucy blushed when she looked at him for asking such a personal question. She shook her head no, she felt shocked. How had they found out so much about her? The university that her son was attending was quite expensive, even with the scholarships that he had received. She couldn’t afford to help him a lot. She would be a fool not to accept this, if only for the help with his schooling. She had family close by that could look after her house for her. She didn’t have any pets to worry about. At least she would have her job when she came back. This could actually be a good thing. She hadn’t been on vacation for years.

      Could I take a look at the contract please? She reached out to take the document that he handed to her. She looked it over. It seemed pretty straight forward. Some of the legal wording was giving her a headache, but basically if she was unable to stay, she would be able to leave without question. A sizable bonus for her and the donation to the hospital depended on her staying until Mr. Moore’s death. This could be anywhere between now and three months. Would she really be able to be away that long?

      When do you need my decision?

      Now.

      Lucy gaped at him for a second. She had to make such an important decision about her future right now. She sat back in her chair. Was she dreaming all of this? Maybe she had really gone home and she was in bed right now. Is this for real? I had a really bad night and I am totally exhausted right now. You are joking aren’t you?

      Jason sat back in his chair and crossed his long legs. He gave her a smile, one with perfect white teeth. I assure you Miss Lintz, this is no joke. Mr. Moore is a very wealthy man, his father is very important to him. Anything he can do to make his last days more comforting for him he will do. We have drawn up this contract so you would have a really hard time saying no. Jason relaxed in his chair; he knew he had her now. He had been worried, but after he had told her about the help with her son’s tuition, he knew she wouldn’t say no. He had been offered a sizeable bonus for his time if she agreed; he had added the clause about her son at

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