Moxie (Rock-Hard Beautiful, #3)

by C.M. Stunich

Focusing back on Michael, I want for a response, trying to calm my rapid breathing, the wild angry charge of my pulse. Wow. I had no idea I felt this strongly about these new relationships of mine. It wasn't like I went out and collected men for my harem; it just happened. In a different world, my five true loves would probably be spread across the earth, the distance between them as vast as the cities we've traveled to on this tour. I would've met one first and that would've been it; I'd have picked him. Instead, fate threw me on a bus with five perfect princes in one place, all of them lonely in some way, pained in some way, their darkness twin to my own. They love each other. It's obvious that it's been that way for a long time. Who was I to break up that perfect union?

“Ready?” Ransom asks as he takes one of my hands, and Paxton grabs the other. “I'm ready,” I say as we step into the sunshine and the light sparkles off my hair like spun rubies. With my boys by my side, I'm ready for anything. As we walk, a few lines of a Beauty in Lies song plays in my head. My happy ending is rending my heart; I don't want it to end. Take me back, back, back to the beginning again. Don't fret; turn the page. Because my smile and your heart, they'll be dancing there together until the happy end, so long that it becomes our beautiful beginning all over again. And they lived happily ever after.