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Call Me Crazy (Bellamy Creek, #3) Call Me Crazy by Melanie Harlow
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“You've got what my dad calls moxie." "Moxie?" "Yeah. It means courage. Determination. You can handle what comes at you and land on your feet.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“And I didn’t think about anything except that I loved the way it felt to share something so deeply intimate with him, to share myself with him, to share this bed and this night and this experience. It was the most powerful and intense feeling I’d ever had. No wonder, I thought as we clung to each other in the warm, breathless aftermath. No wonder this is how a life begins.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Yes. Sleeping Bianca is my favorite. She smells just as good as Awake Bianca, but she never rolls her eyes and she doesn’t give me any lip.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Come on, I need to call you something cute.” He pulled open the restaurant door and grinned. “I’ve got it.” “What?” “I’ll call you mia polpetta.” My heart fluttered. “Italian! That’s good, I like it. What does it mean?” I asked as I led the way toward the room at the back we’d booked to accommodate our large group. Behind me, Enzo put his hand on the small of my back and began to laugh. “My little meatball. Now smile, polpetta, we’re on.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“I love you,” he said, taking my left hand and slipping the ring on my finger. “More than I’ve ever loved anything or anyone. I’m sorry I made you wait to hear it. I want to spend the rest of my life with you.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“In the dim lights of the dash, I could see him scowling like he was ready to take on the playground bully for me. And that was the moment I knew—I was madly, deeply, desperately in love with him.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“No one has ever made me feel the way you do. Sometimes I can’t even breathe.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“No measure of time with you will be long enough, but we’ll start with forever.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“And no sleeping naked.”
“Now you’re just being mean.”
“How is that mean?”
“What if I always sleep naked? You’re making me feel ashamed. And the human body is nothing to be ashamed of, Bianca. In fact, mine is quite nice. I think you’d enjoy seeing it naked.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“I’m a gentleman and a feminist. I always return a favor.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Is it too late to change my mind about marrying you?”
“On our anniversary? You heartless wench.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“And that was the moment I knew—I was madly, deeply, desperately in love with him.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“There are two babies.”
“But we only ordered one”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Well . . . because.” Hot and sweaty all of a sudden, I loosened the knot in my tie. “I want to be engaged.” “To me?” “Yes.” I cleared my throat. “To you.” “But . . . you didn’t even propose.” “Yes, I did.” “No, you didn’t. You just showed me the ring.” “Oh. I guess I should propose, then.” But first, I stuck two fingers in the collar of my white dress shirt and tugged. “So will you marry me?”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“I just hated the fact that girls were always tripping over themselves to be with him, and he lapped up all the attention like a Golden Retriever.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“I am average height, thank you very much.” “Average for what, a chipmunk?”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“My sweet, brilliant, beautiful Bianca, what can I say but that my life before you was a meaningless, shallow void—in the words of the immortal Edward Cullen, it was ‘an unending, unchanging midnight.’” I paused here to give her a look—who the fuck was Edward Cullen?—and cleared my throat before continuing. “You have brought light into the egotistical and immature darkness that was my soul. I see now that you were always my one true love, and I was just too wrapped up in myself to commit to anyone else. But no longer. To sum up, again I quote Edward Cullen: ‘No measure of time with you will be long enough, but we’ll start with forever.’” I dropped the hand holding the page to my side and gave her an incensed stare, my nostrils flaring with anger.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“It was so fucking funny, I decided I had no regrets whatsoever. “My dearest Enzo,” she said, clearly trying not to clench her teeth. “You are the best thing that ever happened to me. I don’t know why I was so mean to you when we were kids. I think now I was afraid of the way I felt for you. I had never met anyone so good-looking and awesome at baseball before.” She paused for a breath and hitched her weight over to one foot. “I can’t wait to spend the rest of my life ironing your shirts and cooking your favorite foods and watching you win the Allegan County Senior Men’s Baseball Championship year after year. It is my dream come true. P.S. I won’t even care if you snore because it is such a manly sound. I love everything about you and always will.” She looked up from the page, and I swear to God I thought smoke was going to puff out of her ears.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Moxie?” “Yeah. It means courage. Determination. You can handle what comes at you and land on your feet.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“So are you saying you'd turn him away if he knocked on your door tonight?"

"He's not going to knock on my door." But at the thought of it, my entire body warmed.

"But if he did," she pushed. "What would you do?"

"Hmmm. Is he wearing clothes?"

"Let's say he's shirtless."

"Damn. Is his hair doing that thing in the front?"

"Definitely. And he smells good. Like, really good."

"Ugh, that's so annoying." I sighed. "Ideally, I like to think I'd be strong enough to be the first female in his life to resist him." Turning around, I faced her. "Realistically, though, I'd probably think about it for two seconds, then jump his bones."

She cackled with glee. "I knew it.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“What are you going to think about?”
“When?”
“While you’re, you know, providing the sample. What will you think about?” He frowned.
“Jesus, Bianca. I don’t know.”
“Porny stuff?”
“Probably. Am I supposed to think about the Holy Ghost or something? Because I don’t think that will result in my best work.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“What are you going to think about?”
“When?”
“While you’re, you know, providing the sample. What will you think about?” He frowned.
Jesus, Bianca. I don’t know.”
“Porny stuff?”
“Probably. Am I supposed to think about the Holy Ghost or something? Because I don’t think that will result in my best work.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“I don’t know. I just like your mouth.”
“I bet you do. I let you put your dick in it.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Our marriage might be a sham, but at least it’s not dysfunctional.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Sleeping Enzo is nice too. All of the muscles, none of the attitude. Although, he does snore, so it’s a bit of a tradeoff.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“It was the blowjob, that was all. It must have released those weird biological hormones that made ancient man want to, like, build a hut and hunt a woolly mammoth.”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“But those orgasms are not a good enough reason to toss my heart on a cutting board and hand you a knife!”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“And whatever you decide—Clomid, turkey baster, adoption, kidnapping—I’m with you. We’re a family, no matter what, remember?”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“My mouth fell open and my eyes squeezed shut. Was this real? Enzo Moretti—cocky, high-and-mighty, self-absorbed Enzo Moretti was kneeling between my thighs, worshiping my body with his arrogant mouth and his insolent tongue and those beautifully rugged hands?”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy
“Those fingers in my hair That sly come-hither stare That strips my conscience bare It's witchcraft… And I've got no defense for it The heat is too intense for it What good would common sense for it do? Carolyn Leigh”
Melanie Harlow, Call Me Crazy