Running After a Heartbreaker (Brides on the Run, #4)
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Read between January 22 - January 30, 2020
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A bride walks out of a bar…
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“My band broke up. My bass player got arrested. My drummer broke his arm. And it was all my backup singer’s fault.”
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“You did something, and now he doesn’t want to be my dad anymore. This is all your fault.”
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“You ruin everything. You ruined being married to Dad, you ruined our family, and you ruined marrying Roger.”
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something magical happened over the next forty-five minutes. It was like there’d been a Hailey-shaped spot on that stage made just for her. For the span of time she blended her voice with his, the leash that tethered her to this small-minded town unraveled, and she was free.
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The bar, Derek, her dad, the town’s opinions of her, all her cares fell away, and she found her home.
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“You’ve been nominated for the New Artist of the Year, by the Country Music Association,”
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“Too bad no one will ever forgive her for what she did to poor Derek and this town.”
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“But as long as she thinks she can redeem herself, we can get some good work out of her.” They all laughed.
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she knew she loved Beau Callen.
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“Instead of blaming a scared, pregnant sixteen-year-old for causing the hometown football star to lose the game, you might want to ask why your star player was so weak-minded he couldn’t handle his life.” She looked Derek up and down. “I know I have.”
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“Hailey, I’ve been dreaming of laying you out on a bed and making love to you right and proper since the first time I touched you. This isn’t boring, it’s all my fantasies come true.”
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he’s not a very good dad.”
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he and Ariel are always talking about something called paternity. I don’t know what it means, but when I hear them talking about it, it makes my stomach hurt.”
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“Lottie, I’m so sorry. I’m not going to try to tell you that your dad does like you, cause your feelings are real to you and grown-ups can be messed up. Half the time, we don’t know what we’re feeling, so how can we expect a kid to understand?”
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He wasn’t a loner. He did need family. And this woman and her child were his family. He was capable of falling in love because he’d fallen in love with her.
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I’ve never loved like this before, and I never will again. You’re it for me, darlin’, beginning and end. Tell me I’m not alone, that you know it too. I want a thousand tomorrows, forever with you.
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“You’re the best part of everything. Thank you for not taking my crap and for believing in me.”
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“Dad’s not a very good dad. And it makes my stomach hurt when I have to go see him, and if he doesn’t live here, then I don’t have to have a stomach ache.”