Forever Starts Tonight (Wilder Family, #4)

by Karla Sorensen

“You can have good things in your life and still feel sad or overwhelmed. It doesn’t lessen what you’re going through.”

Greer pursed her lips thoughtfully. “It did have the best view. Why did Parker get it again?” “Because he was my favorite the week we decided,” she said smoothly.

Cameron’s eyes widened as he read the sheet in front of him. “Family boundaries?” he whispered. “Does our family know what those are?” he asked Greer. She shrugged helplessly.

“Managing the store isn’t very flexible, and it’s not like you’re going to bring one of those baby cages into work every day.” “Baby cage?” Parker asked in a horrified whisper. “Do you mean a playpen?” Greer asked, fighting a smile. “Sure, whatever it’s called,” Ivy said dismissively.

“Sure,” Ivy said condescendingly. “You and your love line, non-triangle love triangle. I can see it now, Jax and his working vocabulary of seven words sitting with Dean while he waxes poetic about his renewed V-card.”

“Being an adult is wild,” I said. “I had Froot Loops for dinner last night, and I just earned a hypothetical prize for dumping the biggest catch in town. Where does the excitement end?”

“Great. Just what this family needs. Some fucking goats in the mix.”