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Jason shook his head as he walked up three steps to the screened-in porch of the Craftsman he had purchased four years ago. He had just caught what was going to be the biggest case of his career and what was he thinking about? A chestnut-haired reporter who was destined to make his life hell for the foreseeable future. He could still feel the tingle where her hand had touched his and see the pain in those hazel-brown eyes. Pain he was sure she thought was well-hidden. Was that what had gotten to him? That vulnerability behind the tough protective shell? Or maybe he had imagined the whole thing. Maybe Jess was every bit the hard-as-nails journalist who really didn’t give a damn that her fathe

Now or Never **************** Anthony's pov **************** I feel trapped in the mansion and barely function as the supposed head of my family. My wife never backs me up, especially against her mum. who had found it pleasurable to go against my every decision? Firstly it was where we would stay as a couple which I later agreed to her demands because of my children.

They next two filed in and called their preferred duties until the last one came in and saw all four of us already there. "Oh, shit" he said. Turns out it was the dude who started the burp fest. I laughed at his comment and he gave me a smile. "Oh my Goddess. No fucking way. Burp guy?" I laughed out. We all joined in the laughter and he let out a burp in recognition. We laughed again and then moved to our respective positions in order to get on with our work. 🥀 Okayyy...now that was something. Hope y'all are loving the book😚 Love you guys 🦋❤️

"Craig, you've looked out for Justine all these years. You're kind of like her big brother. I hope to have your blessing." I looked up. Usually simple in her style, Justine wore a pink skirt tonight—cute and lively. But inside, I was calm. "I wish you both a long, happy marriage. I hope you never let go of each other." Justine's friends suddenly appeared, popping confetti cannons over them. "Woo! Congrats to the happy couple!" One of them glanced at me, shocked. "No way, Craig. You actually crashed their wedding announcement?" Then he glanced apologetically at Justine.