Right Man, Right Time (The Vancouver Agitators, #3)

by Meghan Quinn

“The movie Miracle. It’s about the 1980 Olympic hockey team. All those guys are heroes in my book.” “Never seen it.” “What?” I ask. “You can’t be serious.” “Look at my face.” She points at her serious expression. “I am.” Groaning, I drag my hand over my face. “Fuck, that’s annoying.” “I’m pretty sure you haven’t seen movies I like.” “Name one,” I challenge her. “Okay . . . Pride and Prejudice.” “With Keira Knightley? Seen it.” “Okay, what about Two Weeks Notice?” “I’ve seen every Hugh Grant movie ever made.” “Pretty Woman.” “Big mistake . . . huge,” I say, quoting the movie. “Oh yeah, how about . . . Sixteen Candles?” “There’s something about Jake Ryan that makes you weak in the knees, isn’t there?” “Ugh, of course you’ve seen that. You’re old. I need something recent.” She taps her chin. “What about Bridgerton?” “I got a boner during one of the sex scenes. Chills when their fingers touched in front of the art.” She grumbles, “God, you’re annoying.”