Beyond the Bases (Out of Reach #1)
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Read between August 27 - August 29, 2019
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“I like you, Larissa. I’m not playing games. I know you’re a single mom and that Paisley is, as she should be, the most important person in your world. I just want the chance
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to be a part of that world. To spend time with you, and her. To get to know you and see if this electricity I feel every time I’m with you is what I imagine it to be.”
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I really like this girl.
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“You slay me,
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When I climb into bed, Paisley grabs my hand and pulls me closer to them. She then grabs Larissa hand and
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places it in mine, settling our joined hands on her lap and resting hers on top of ours. “Night, night, family,” she says, closing her eyes.
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Careful not to wake them, I slide over
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and wrap my arms around both of them. Once I have them where they are meant to be, I’m able to fall asleep.
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Easton Monroe is indeed a good one. One who has already captured my heart.
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And her mom, Larissa, I just want her. My heart wants her. My soul wants her. Every part of me wants her. I love my girls.
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“Easton,” I say, reaching out and resting my hand against his chest. “We’re fine. She’s fine. She’s sick, but kids get sick.” “Not ours,” he says adamantly.
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“I don’t know what I would do without you.” Kissing her temple, I whisper, “You’re never going to have to find out.”
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I find her on her bed with her arms crossed and a scowl on her face. “What’s up, princess?” “Mommy yelled at me.”
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“I know life with me won’t be easy. I have five or six years left before I won’t be able to play anymore. I know it’s a lot to ask, but I need you to take a leap of faith. Trust that we can do that. That we can be
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a family. I want to be her daddy, and I want you to be my wife.”
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“I’m gonna be Paisley Gray Monroe, and you’re gonna be Mommy Monroe,”