The Summer Arrangement

One, two, three—it’s all down to me.

As the youngest and only single Lancaster, I’m eager to spend my summer in Seaside, Oregon, with my sisters. It’s something I’ve looked forward to all year, and I’m determined to make every minute count. After all, I’ve only got one year before I graduate from college and have to adult for real.

However, if I want to graduate debt free, I need to work. I have a lead on the perfect summer job with the nanny agency I’ve spent the last three summers catering to.

I just have to win over an adorable three-year-old and convince her single dad I’m the right one for the job.

Simple enough, right?

Except when I show up at his door, I’m shocked to find he’s the guy I hooked up with a few times last semester.

This cannot be happening.

I need this job. There’s too much on the line to walk away.

Maybe we can put the past behind us and make some sort of summer arrangement?

One, two, three—it’s all down to me.

As the youngest and only single Lancaster, I’m eager to spend my summer in Seaside, Oregon, with my sisters. It’s something I’ve looked forward to all year, and I’m determined to make every minute count. After all, I’ve only got one year before I graduate from college and have to adult for real.

However, if I want to graduate debt free, I need to work. I have a lead on the perfect summer job with the nanny agency I’ve spent the last three summers catering to.

I just have to win over an adorable three-year-old and convince her single dad I’m the right one for the job.

Simple enough, right?

Except when I show up at his door, I’m shocked to find he’s the guy I hooked up with a few times last semester.

This cannot be happening.

I need this job. There’s too much on the line to walk away.

Maybe we can put the past behind us and make some sort of summer arrangement?