Accidentally Yours, Forever
The sleek black car that pulled up to the curb looked expensive enough to belong to someone wealthy.
I stood there dripping mud from my clothes and I was still reeling from the shock of everything that had just happened, when a driver dressed in uniform stepped out of the car before taking a step back, his expression, full of shocked horror.
"Mr. Hale, sir," the driver stammered, taking in our muddy state. "Perhaps we should—"
"It's fine, James," Derek said smoothly, though I could see him fighting back a smile at this, as he waved it away as if dripping mud was a daily occurrence for him and perfectly nomal.
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