The Gentleman’s Guide to Getting Lucky (Montague Siblings, #1.5)

by Mackenzi Lee

And it’s going to be a disaster. But that’s all right, because we’ll have each other, and there’s no one on this goddamn planet I’d rather be a disaster with than you.” I tip my head onto

I’m not sure how to believe any of that. How to break from the grooves I’ve worn down inside myself from years of thinking I’d never be anything more than a last resort.

Someday, you little twat, I’d tell him, it’s going to be more. It’s going to be better, and

so will you. Where we start doesn’t have to be where we end up.

“Then maybe I should have said it to you sooner—you needn’t hide around us,” he says. “I’m sorry you ever felt you had to. And that the world makes you feel as though you have to.” I

“Thank you.” He pauses. Turns back to me. Smiles again. “We have to look out for each other, Mr. Montague,” he says. “It’s the only way.”