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He pulled her against him and kissed her, and everyone else in the shop—and the shop itself—disappeared. It was just the two of them, two total opposites who realized they belonged on the same coin, and Laurie felt her heart reach out and wrap around his to tie a knot she would never be able to loosen.

Logan set down his plate, took hers out of her hands and set it on the blanket, and pulled her close. It happened so fast, she only had time for a quick gasp of surprise before his lips touched hers. His arm encircled her back and his other hand stroked her hair, and all she could think about was the sweetness of it and how very right this felt.

“I’m glad you were able to join us tonight, Miss Fletcher. If Logan here had shown up with his sister one more time, we were going to make him sign up for an online dating service.” “So, I’m saving you from a fate worse than death?” Laurie turned to Logan with a smile on her lips. “Yes, something like that.

Brennan paused for a moment. “So, about date number three.” Laurie hadn’t intended to go out with him a third time, thinking it would be kinder that way since she didn’t see a future with him, but after what he’d just done, she couldn’t possibly tell him no.

Why do you keep coming back? You’re like . . . an infectious disease. Every time I think I’ve gotten rid of you, you just show up again. Honestly, what do you want from me?” “An infectious disease?” He quirked an eyebrow. “Or bedbugs. I haven’t decided yet.” Logan’s mouth twitched. “That’s a little harsh, don’t you think?

So you’d like to meet our lawyer so you can congratulate him on rising above the stigma of his social class and managing to produce something of legal merit.” Logan’s eyes flicked to hers. “Well, I wouldn’t have put it that way exactly—” “But that’s what you said. I just took your words and distilled them into one cohesive statement. Would you care to amend or revise?

She hated having to eat humble pie, but she’d turned Brennan down because she had this totally silly fantasy about a knight in shining armor who would come riding through town to sweep her off her feet, and that was obviously not going to happen any time soon. It was time for her to start appreciating what was right under her nose.

I spent far too long ogling the bride’s brother.” “There was a brother?” Sloane plopped down on the bench across from Laurie. “Do tell.” Laurie blushed a little. “Well, I tripped on the carpet because I was checking him out and got distracted.”

Done! Loved it. Everything it promised and then some. Can't wait to start the next one...

Sweet read thus far with snark and smiles to boot.