So Not Meant To Be (Cane Brothers, #2)

by Meghan Quinn

“Well, look at me having a big brother.” “That’s exactly what he is, and I hate to admit it, but I might love him even more for looking out for you.” “So, does he approve?” JP nods. “With caution. He likes the idea of us, but he wants to make sure I’m in this. I told him I was, that I was one hundred percent invested in making you happy, and that wasn’t ever going to change.”

My heart flutters and I close the minimal space between us. I run my hands up his chest, to his jaw, then pull him closer to my mouth. “You make me happy—you know that?” “Same, babe.” He wraps

“Are you okay?” I ask her. She nods. “Was that too intense for you?” “No.” She kisses my chest. “It was perfect.” She then looks me in the eyes and says, “You make me feel so desirable, JP. The way you speak to me is so demanding, but also like you’re protecting me. You have so much faith in me even though I don’t have that much experience. I don’t think I’ve ever felt sexier in my life.”

“Because you are.” I nudge her chin up and capture her lips. “This may be too deep—no pun intended, given what we just did—but I’ve always been insecure about my looks. Being Lottie’s younger sister, it’s hard not to compare myself to her. And with one failed attempt after another at dating, I have a hard time not feeling insecure about who I am and what I look like. But then you came along, and you’ve somehow washed away those insecurities. You’ve made me feel beautiful.”

“Because you are.” I have no clue why Kelsey doesn’t see her own beauty. Sure, her sister is pretty, but Kelsey is in another league of beautiful. “I think you’re the most exqu...

Creating something bigger than an income for me and my brothers. Falling for this woman and showing her the kind of man I can be for her. It’s all clicking into place, and I don’t think I’ve ever been happier. Ever.