The Sound of You Overreacting by J. D. Light

I’m too old for this…
At forty-seven, I’m too old to be saddled with a toddler, no matter how stinkin’ cute he is, though if anyone tried to take him away, I’d commit murder. And I’m definitely too old to be staring longingly at anyone like a lovesick moron, but especially the twenty-three, about to turn twenty-four-year-old nanny I’ve somehow acquired to take care of him. Every little thing he does no matter how innocent, sends my mind into overdrive, and I have to run off to my friends to question if I’m overreacting or not. Like, was he just flirting with me, or am I completely reading the situation wrong, and on the off chance that he was actually insinuating what I think he was insinuating, should I run? I should probably run, right? I don’t know what the hell to do with a twenty-four-year-old!
If there was ever a more ridiculous, clueless… and utterly adorable alpha in the whole world, I’ve never met him. Frost just turns me to goo, even without the help of his unbelievably adorable nephew. And good grief is the man stunningly gorgeous. He’s older, and I know that bothers him, and if I was a different person, I would probably leave it alone, but he’s too damn tempting, and a member of the Felton-Waldon-Hester family wouldn’t dream of letting something they wanted get away that easily.