Forget Your Morals (The Carlson Brothers, #2)

by Sarah Blue

“You’ve helped me become the person I’ve always wanted to be. When I fell in love with

you, you helped me fall in love with myself. You’re the best husband I could have ever asked for and I know you’ll be the best father to our daughter. I love you, Lincoln Carlson, and even if we lived a thousand lifetimes, I’d always choose you.”

“I thought I knew who I was, what I wanted, and then you came along. I never really envisioned myself becoming a dad or growing old until you. I didn’t think I’d be a good husband or a half decent partner, but with you it came easy. Not that getting to this point wasn’t tumultuous at best. I know I was needy and adamant, but I’ve never wanted anything more than I wanted to be yours. You are the sun of my life and I love you for putting up with me,” he says and everyone laughs. “For being my wife, and being the mother of our child. I love you Penelope Carlson, and I wouldn’t trade a single moment to get to where we are today.”