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“I do. Don’t ask me why, I find you utterly infuriating and a stone-cold bitch for playing with my friends’ feelings, but for some cursed reason, I actually do care if something happens to you, Ashley.”
“Merry Christmas, Ash.” Those three words, that voice I’d thought I might never hear again—it damn near killed me. A sob ripped from my chest, and I threw myself forward, no longer in control of my own actions. Thankfully, he caught me, his strong arms wrapping around me like he was made to hold me. I sobbed into his chest, now utterly sure I was hallucinating, and he just stroked my hair as he chuckled with a sound so warm, rich, and real. So…Heath.
“Have you always been this short?” I was just in socks, having gotten out of bed to say farewell to my dad, but I didn’t exactly wear heels every day. “I’m not short, you ass. I’m average height.” According to Google, five foot three was perfectly average, but when Nate was a whole foot taller…yeah, it did feel pretty short. “You’re short as fuck, Ashley.
“Did you…did you just nearly kill yourself trying to change a lightbulb, Sir Carter?” His answer was just another pained groan. “I think I pulled a muscle,” he admitted pitifully. “The chair slipped while I had one foot up on the counter, and I think I just did the splits. My body isn’t made to do the splits, Spark. It hurt.”

