Her Greatest Mistake (Greatest Love, #1)

by Hannah Cowan

“Be my best friend forever. No matter what. Even when we fight or the distance between us grows. Promise you’ll fight for us as hard as I will.”

“You’re not simply pretty, Braxton. That would be a goddamn insult. You’re the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen. Cut that shit out right now,” he growls.

“So that I can look at you before I go to bed every fucking night, Braxton. You’re not simply pretty. You’re the most beautiful girl in the world. Never think otherwise.”

“Do you know what the worst part of all of this is?” “What?” My skin clams up. “That after everything, I still can’t find it in myself to hate you.”

Braxton Heights will be my girl one day, and when she is, there’s no way I will ever let her go. We’ll be forever.

That’s all I was to those guys. A naïve girl who thought that a guy was into me, even though he really only wanted to know if he was attracted to bigger girls.”

“You are everything, Braxton. And you deserve to feel like it. There is not a single part of you that I don’t love. That I don’t want to touch and kiss and memorize. Those guys, they were boys. Small-dick, insecure pricks. They wouldn’t know a good thing if it smacked them in the face. And you? You’re the best fucking thing. Okay?”

“You have never been just pretty to me. Not when I was a boy, not when I was a zit-faced teenager, and definitely not now that I’m a man. All I want is for you to feel confident with me. No matter when or where, I want you to know that I believe everything about you was custom-made just for me and that I love every single inch of your beautiful body.”

“I will always choose you. Nothing else matters to me but you. Nothing.”