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“Yeah, don’t worry, Winter. We’re gonna free you from that husband and bury him in the back field. It’ll be like that Dixie Chicks song. Rob is the new Earl.”
We love a good family moment!!
“Call your dog off, Eaton.” She keeps walking, only addressing Rhett, like I’m not even here. But goddamn, I love a challenge. I turn with a loud, “Woof!”
I want to know more about Winter Valentine. Like when that divorce is happening.
I would drop those divorce papers IMMEDIATELY!
For as long as I live, I don’t think I’ll forget the look on Theo’s face right now. I just watched a heart break right in front of me. And I remember how it feels. I’m familiar with the sensation of everything you thought you knew toppling down around you. The expression on his face is haunted and my hand moves up from my throat to cover my mouth. “Oh god,” I whisper. “You really didn’t know.”
“You’re telling me I have a daughter and I missed it all? The pregnancy? The birth? Everything?” It strikes me I’m watching a man unravel right before my eyes. A beautiful, shocked man.
My heart hurts for this man
All my life, not a single person has prioritized how things might feel for me. And here is this man I barely know, prioritizing me.
Winter. I see you
“Now get out of my way, Kip. I want to go home and be with my girls.” Home. My girls.
“She’s no one’s leftovers, and I’ve been enjoying her since before you ever saw the divorce papers, buddy.”
SCREAMINNGGG
It strikes me that perhaps I’m not an easy woman to love, but Theo does it so effortlessly that I feel like I could be. Like I deserve to be.
“That night we were reckless.” His voice cracks. “But god, I’d be reckless with you over and over again if it means ending up here.”
