Only When It's Us (Bergman Brothers, #1)

by Chloe Liese

Because it makes more of those “what ifs” flood my thoughts—questions like what’s next and how it might be possible. But with “what ifs” also comes hope. And with hope comes the possibility of disappointment. It’s scary to hope and dream.

“I’m here to remind you of who you are and what you want, Willa. You will always be Joy Sutter’s daughter. That’s never going to change. But you won’t always be a soccer powerhouse. You won’t always have this free education. You won’t always have a man waiting at your door to give you comfort. Some things are timeless—your mother’s love, her mark on your life. But so much else, you have to find the strength to snatch them up before they’re gone.”

“I’m scared too, Sunshine. This is vulnerable shit.” His mouth is a breath away from mine. “I just know I’d rather be afraid with you than fearless with anyone else.”