The Proposal (The Wedding Date, #2)

by Jasmine Guillory

“I think I’ve given other people similar advice, now that I think about it. It’s always easier to give people advice than it is to take it yourself.”

The hell with apples; it was a run a day that kept the doctor away.

“No apologies. We all need a shoulder to lean on sometimes. I wouldn’t have offered mine if I didn’t want to.”

“Do with me what you will, Dr. Ibarra. Your bed, your rules.”

“You know what they say. No glove, no love.”

“Wait, wait, let me finish. I’ve spent so long being afraid of love, because the last time I was in love, the man I loved only loved one part of me, but not all of me, and I thought love meant having to sacrifice a part of yourself. But then I was with you, and you loved every part of me, even the parts I don’t like. And that scared me more, because I thought there must be some trick and that I couldn’t let myself believe it or I’d fall into the trap. But finally I realized it wasn’t a trap.”