Libby Louise

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The friendship they’d built would be so easy to shatter, if he pushed. He knew it. So he wouldn’t push. He’d make his own position clear—not with words, because she’d hate that, but in any way he could. And then he’d let her do the rest. If she wanted him, eventually, she’d show it. It wasn’t a solution, but then, Ruth wasn’t a problem.
A Girl Like Her (Ravenswood, #1)
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