Falling for Your Best Friend (Love Clichés, #4)

by Emma St. Clair

She was my inspiration when I had none, my hope when it had gone dark, my strength when I was at my weakest. Everything about me is better for knowing her.

We all just seem to understand Harper’s differences or preferences and leave it at that. That’s what you do for people you love, isn’t it? Whether there is a diagnosis or not.

I think most women want to know that a man loves them enough to stand up and fight for them.” “But I’m fighting her. She’s the one closing the door.” Molly chews her lip. “Look. If she really wants it closed, you’ll know. But if there’s hesitation, maybe it’s not you. It’s something else. Maybe she’s afraid or … I don’t know. I do know that if it’s love, it’s worth having your foot broken.”