Twelve Dares Of A Forbidden Christmas
She would always say I look like a grandma hunting for cougars.
By the time the car dropped me halfway up the mountain, I was shivering, crying, dragging my suitcase through knee-deep snow like a wet, depressed reindeer.
The lodge glowed in the distance—warm lights, giant wreaths, snow drifting softly around its wooden beams. It looked like a Hallmark movie someone dipped in money.
I pushed open the front door…
…and froze.
Because standing there, sleeves rolled up, tie loose around his throat, hair slightly mussed like he’d been running a hand through it all evening, was the one man I absolutely did not have the emotional stability to face.
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