Unforgettable (Cloverleigh Farms, #5)

by Melanie Harlow

You’re going to end up being that old guy in the neighborhood no one likes who’s always yelling at the kids to get off his lawn.” “Because it’s my lawn.” She sighed. “You’re hopeless. I give up.”

He took me by the shoulders again. “Sorry, I’m bad at the no-touching thing. But that’s what it is. When I’m with you, I know where I belong. I never want to be anywhere else. I miss you when you’re not there. I’m the most me when I’m with you—because you’re the only one who sees the real me.” He took a breath. “Wherever you are is home to me. And I don’t want to leave home again.”

“April, I know I took the longest possible detour to get to this place, but believe me when I say there is nowhere else I’d rather be. You let me go when I needed to be free, and you pulled me in when I needed to belong. I never want to wake up another day in my life not knowing what it is to be loved by you.”