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154 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 25, 2023

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“What if this is it for me? What if I’m just never supposed to get married?”
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I like the streets here in Tavira. I’m right downtown, minutes from the Gilão River and the Mercado Municipal, where I’ve been buying my produce. The old buildings are all whitewashed with little embellishments here and there that I’ve come to love: single buildings tiled in bright blue or painted accents in bright golden yellow and Juliet balconies everywhere.
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A possessive wave rolls over me. She’s disheveled, her lips swollen from the kiss, and her eyes dazed. I did that to her.
“I’ll text you in the morning when I’m on my way to the airport. I’ll come see you next weekend, ma chouchoute. And every Sunday until you tell me to give up.”
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But opening up to Luc is high risk and high reward. He could be the love of your life, Tessa, and you deserve that.”
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“Friending people in a digital age is weird.”
“Perfect on paper lies.”
Jade thinks orgasms solve everything. Which, to be fair, they solve a lot, so maybe she has a point, but I’m a serial monogamist.
I just got in the backseat like a weirdo. As if he’s an Uber driver. I think he’s laughing at me.
“I had to exchange small bills for bigger ones. You should have seen me at the bank with a stack of damp and wrinkled small bills.” She sniffs. “The banker must have thought a new geriatric strip club opened.”
Tessa is with her tour guide when her asshole ex suddenly shows up with his girlfriend and sees how hurt it makes her. Luc, the tour guide, is doing a little help by saying that both of them are engaged.
There’s so much chemistry between them, but things become a little bit hard when Tessa is forty-two and not looking for any fling. Luc is thirty-one and has so much in front of him, but they decided to just get it out of their system. It was only for one night, and Tessa was only there for the weekend
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