Wild and Wrangled (Rebel Blue Ranch, #4)

by Lyla Sage

“Everyone here knows that I’m not really a big words guy, but I am a big Clementine Ryder guy, so we’ll see if I can pull this off.” I breathed a laugh. “Emmy,” he said. “When I was thinking about what I wanted to say to you today, I didn’t feel like there was anything I could say that would convey how much I love you—how deeply everything I feel for you runs. And, honestly, there isn’t, but there is this: I feel like my whole life has been about making the decisions that would lead me to you. “And I would make every mistake, take every wrong turn, endure every hard day over and over again to end up right here with you. I used to think about how lucky I was to have ended up in the same world, at the same time, as you, and I still do, but now I think about how lucky I am that you are my world. “Because of that, I have some promises that I want to make to you, sugar.” Tears threatened to spill out of my eyes now. “I promise to have breakfast with you every morning because we both know that sometimes I can’t make it to dinner. I promise to always be your big spoon and to sing loudly with you in the car. I promise to keep you warm. I promise you adventure, and I promise you stability. I promise to look at you the way you look at the sky, and I promise to love you in this lifetime and the next. “I love you, Clementine Ryder and being your husband will be the honor of my life.”