Dirty Like Seth (Dirty, #3)

by Jaine Diamond

But as time passed, I’d come to the realization that I actually hadn’t done anything wrong in that relationship. I was just me, and that wasn’t what he wanted. I didn’t need anyone to forgive me for that.

We’d all made mistakes. We were all entitled to carry on, to make mistakes again, to do our best. To be human.

And to be loved for who I really was. That meant accepting other people as they really were, too.

We weren’t supposed to fall for each other… but we were. We both knew we were. I was falling for Seth Brothers, and he was falling for me… hard and fast.

“Because,” he said, sliding his hands up to cup my face, “when I’m with you, I feel like myself. And somehow, when you look at me, I know that man is enough.”