The Off Limits Rule (It Happened in Nashville, #1)

by Sarah Adams

The off-limits rule is suspended, and for the next two hours, you’re all mine.”

They say if a plane starts to go down, adults need to pull on their masks first so they can then take care of the children. I had forgotten to pull my mask on. And until Cooper came along, I didn’t realize my oxygen was running out.

Luper or Coocy.

melancholy

obnoxious

insinuating

oblivion.

platonic-friendish

splurging

pounce

placating

“I’ve seen too many of life’s twists and turns to make promises of sunshine and butterflies…but I can promise to hold your hand no matter what comes

at you next.” She smiles and I add, “Well, that is if I don’t, like, die tomorrow or something.”

I will do anything to be in their life.

and now we’re one happy family.

It’s odd how you can know someone for such a short period of time and yet feel like you’ve always been there with them.

QVC.

unobtrusive

kindling

paradox.

Because here’s the thing about people you admire speaking into your life: sometimes you trust their opinion of yourself more than your own. But just because they say it, doesn’t make it true, and I’m done letting him tell me who I am.

askew,

“Sometimes confrontation is necessary,

“Insufferable.

innuendo

vicariously.”

reciprocate

His hand flexes like the sexiest scene ever filmed (aka the Darcy hand flex from Pride and Prejudice…you know what I’m talking about)