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A father’s love for his daughter. What a powerful, unique thing. They watched us grow and wanted to protect us. They wanted to make us strong and confident and brave, and be by our side when it mattered.
“First Adaline, and now you,” he said, referencing our sister who was happily with one of his former teammates. “I am never introducing my sisters to anyone ever again,” he mumbled, walking out of the room with a scoff.
“She’s fearless,” I said. “Some people are too afraid to love that way, undaunted by whatever might come next, which might look like sweetness to some. But I just see a big, brave heart.”
“The guys told me I should come in and take you straight to bed.”
“I’m not mad,” he said again. His eyes were on fire. “I’m trying very hard not to kiss you right now.”
When he took a few steps closer, I saw the fire roaring in his gaze. “I’m here to get my wife.”
“Start something real with me, Greer Wilder. You’re the only person who I want it with.”
“You know I’m falling in love with you, right?” she asked quietly. I smiled. “You think I’d want to get rid of you after this?” Greer grinned. “I’d like to see you try.”
“You made me coffee every morning,” I said. “You set out my favorite mug. Every day.” His smile was gentle, his eyes bright. “Yeah. I think maybe I was falling in love with you a bit earlier than I was willing to admit.”
