To Love A Cowboy: A Billionaire BWWM Western Romance by BWWM Club, Esther Banks Page A
Authors: BWWM Club, Esther Banks
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her plate, it was hard to fit in any of the
leisurely things that Bruce wanted to do. If it came down to spending
the morning golfing with Bruce or networking with potential clients,
hands down, Kate would choose the latter every time. As far as Bruce
was concerned, she should back off and take at least one day of rest.
But while building her empire, Kate did not see rest in her immediate
future. She envisioned success. Wild success. She could not find that
on the second hole of the golf course. It was something she would
have to work extremely hard for.
She had gone over with Bruce how her parents weren't flat out poor,
but they had not been able to give her the best of things either. She
wore hand-me-downs to school every day, clothes that originally
belonged to someone else. Now that kind of fashion was considered
'Vintage' and people clamored to shop at consignment stores. Growing
up, having second hand clothes made Kate feel less than and was the
very feeling that propelled her to create a financial security that
she never felt she had as a child.
The very irony of her current love life was that she was involved
with a billionaire. She did not know anything about Bruce's net worth
when they met.
As a matter of fact, he looked and dressed far from being a
billionaire. He preferred cowboy boots, jeans, ten gallon hats, and
white creased button down shirts. That was what he was wearing when
he walked in the doors of Grey's Boutique.
Bruce had looked like a fish out of water when he strutted into the
boutique. Kate had incorrectly assumed that he was there shopping for
a special someone. He had actually wanted to enlist the services of a
stylist in order to dress him for a gala event.
Kate thought nothing of it. She simply did what she did best and put
him in a finely tailored suit. When he was dressed and looking good,
it was the first time she noticed how handsome he was. Sure he pulled
the ponytail back and was more clean shaven, but he had an air of
charisma and wisdom that drew her to him.
The other thing that drew her to him was his confidence. He asked her
out to eat and to spend time with him as soon as they met. Dating was
the furthest thing from her mind. She had no intention of being in a
relationship. The only thing she wanted to do was focus on building
her brand. But fate had other plans.
Kate would not say that Bruce swept her off of her feet. Their
relationship was the epitome of yin and yang. He was the strength and
the stability she craved. And that had nothing to do with his money.
Actually, knowing he had money had caused her a bit of pause. She did
not want him to think that the reason she wanted to be with him was
because he was loaded. It had nothing to do with that. She wanted to
be with him because he made her laugh and made her think. He
challenged her to be more than her best and to push herself.
He was exactly what she was looking for when she didn't know she was
searching. And he had done all he could to make her understand he
wanted her and he would do whatever it took to get her.
A year later, they were still going strong. Bruce was her rock and
she was appreciative of that.
So when he set up a lunch date for the two of them at her favorite
café, she owed it to him, and herself, to make it there on
time.
Lunch was at one o'clock. She pulled up at ten after. As soon as she
walked in, she saw Bruce sitting there reading a menu. It was
obviously a way to kill time because they had been to that restaurant
several times before and knew the menu by heart.
Bruce stood up as she walked in. "I almost thought that I was
being stood up."
She kissed him, first a peck on the lips that he turned into more
passion.
"Whoa, I guess we are putting on a show for everyone else,"
she replied as she tried to catch her breath.
"I have to take every chance that I get to let my woman know how
I feel about her." Bruce pulled out her chair and waited for her
to take a seat.
"I saw you studying the menu.
leisurely things that Bruce wanted to do. If it came down to spending
the morning golfing with Bruce or networking with potential clients,
hands down, Kate would choose the latter every time. As far as Bruce
was concerned, she should back off and take at least one day of rest.
But while building her empire, Kate did not see rest in her immediate
future. She envisioned success. Wild success. She could not find that
on the second hole of the golf course. It was something she would
have to work extremely hard for.
She had gone over with Bruce how her parents weren't flat out poor,
but they had not been able to give her the best of things either. She
wore hand-me-downs to school every day, clothes that originally
belonged to someone else. Now that kind of fashion was considered
'Vintage' and people clamored to shop at consignment stores. Growing
up, having second hand clothes made Kate feel less than and was the
very feeling that propelled her to create a financial security that
she never felt she had as a child.
The very irony of her current love life was that she was involved
with a billionaire. She did not know anything about Bruce's net worth
when they met.
As a matter of fact, he looked and dressed far from being a
billionaire. He preferred cowboy boots, jeans, ten gallon hats, and
white creased button down shirts. That was what he was wearing when
he walked in the doors of Grey's Boutique.
Bruce had looked like a fish out of water when he strutted into the
boutique. Kate had incorrectly assumed that he was there shopping for
a special someone. He had actually wanted to enlist the services of a
stylist in order to dress him for a gala event.
Kate thought nothing of it. She simply did what she did best and put
him in a finely tailored suit. When he was dressed and looking good,
it was the first time she noticed how handsome he was. Sure he pulled
the ponytail back and was more clean shaven, but he had an air of
charisma and wisdom that drew her to him.
The other thing that drew her to him was his confidence. He asked her
out to eat and to spend time with him as soon as they met. Dating was
the furthest thing from her mind. She had no intention of being in a
relationship. The only thing she wanted to do was focus on building
her brand. But fate had other plans.
Kate would not say that Bruce swept her off of her feet. Their
relationship was the epitome of yin and yang. He was the strength and
the stability she craved. And that had nothing to do with his money.
Actually, knowing he had money had caused her a bit of pause. She did
not want him to think that the reason she wanted to be with him was
because he was loaded. It had nothing to do with that. She wanted to
be with him because he made her laugh and made her think. He
challenged her to be more than her best and to push herself.
He was exactly what she was looking for when she didn't know she was
searching. And he had done all he could to make her understand he
wanted her and he would do whatever it took to get her.
A year later, they were still going strong. Bruce was her rock and
she was appreciative of that.
So when he set up a lunch date for the two of them at her favorite
café, she owed it to him, and herself, to make it there on
time.
Lunch was at one o'clock. She pulled up at ten after. As soon as she
walked in, she saw Bruce sitting there reading a menu. It was
obviously a way to kill time because they had been to that restaurant
several times before and knew the menu by heart.
Bruce stood up as she walked in. "I almost thought that I was
being stood up."
She kissed him, first a peck on the lips that he turned into more
passion.
"Whoa, I guess we are putting on a show for everyone else,"
she replied as she tried to catch her breath.
"I have to take every chance that I get to let my woman know how
I feel about her." Bruce pulled out her chair and waited for her
to take a seat.
"I saw you studying the menu.
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