Truly Madly Deeply (Forbidden Love, #1)

by L.J. Shen

It was quaint, lovely, and cozy. If you didn’t include the beastly man that stood inside it, filling up the entire room. “Please tell me you are an unfortunate hallucination caused by my lack of sleep.” I stepped into the kitchen in a daze. Row was there, washing the dishes at the sink like he wasn’t a famous, stunning human with pictures of him in a tux available for download on Getty Images. Suds of soap coated his sun-kissed, veiny forearms. The black sleeves of his dress shirt bunched around his elbows, straining against his thick arms. He had tattoos. Two full sleeves of delicious ink. All culinary inspired. Knives, herb roots, and a human-looking pig in a chef apron butchering a piece of human flesh. “You’re not hallucinating.” He frowned at a pan, trying to scrub a dry piece of potato and cheese from it. “This time, anyway.” “What are you doing?” I glowered. “The dishes. I thought it was self-explanatory.” “Do you always do the dishes in people’s houses without asking?”