BooksBarbecue
Back Baggage Claim Save as PDF
Chapters (48)
  1. 1. One
  2. 2. Two
  3. 3. Three
  4. 4. Four
  5. 5. Five
  6. 6. Six
  7. 7. Seven
  8. 8. Eight
  9. 9. Nine
  10. 10. Ten
  11. 11. Eleven
  12. 12. Twelve
  13. 13. Thirteen
  14. 14. Fourteen
  15. 15. Fifteen
  16. 16. Sixteen
  17. 17. Seventeen
  18. 18. Eighteen
  19. 19. Nineteen
  20. 20. Twenty
  21. 21. Twenty-One
  22. 22. Twenty-Two
  23. 23. Twenty-Three
  24. 24. Twenty-Four
  25. 25. Twenty-Five
  26. 26. Twenty-Six
  27. 27. Twenty-Seven
  28. 28. Twenty-Eight
  29. 29. Twenty-Nine
  30. 30. Thirty
  31. 31. Thirty-One
  32. 32. Thirty-Two
  33. 33. Thirty-three
  34. 34. Thirty-Four
  35. 35. Thirty-Five
  36. 36. Thirty-Six
  37. 37. Thirty-Seven
  38. 38. Thirty-Eight
  39. 39. Thirty-Nine
  40. 40. Forty
  41. 41. Forty-One
  42. 42. Forty-Two
  43. 43. Forty-three
  44. 44. Epilogue
  45. Afterword
  46. Also by
  47. Acknowledgments
  48. About Author

The game was shorter than expected, so when we all left to head our separate ways, I felt as though the night was still so young. I looked over at Finn, who was talking to my dad about one of the players. They were spewing stats and laughing as they made fun of one of the coaches. I sighed in comfort watching the two of them.

“It’s about time you get what you deserve.” I heard Matt quietly mumble next to me.

I turned to my brother and smiled. “I think so, too.”

A small, miniscule twinge of guilt raced through me at not inviting the only other male in our family to the game. Truth be told, I still don’t think I could leave Finn in a room alone with him without someone ending up with a black eye, so it probably was for the best.

As far as Sarah went, things with her still weren’t back to normal, and I wasn’t sure when or if they ever would be. But I could be in a room with my whole family and not feel out of place, and I thought that was enough for now. All of it was thanks to Finn, the hot, albeit slightly irritating, stranger I met on a red-eye. If it weren’t for him, I would still be in Florida, wasting away my days alone.

Finn shook Dad’s hand and gave Matt a quick bro hug before putting a strong arm around my shoulders. We walked toward his car, and I smiled up at him.

“Where to now?”

“Anywhere you want, Grinchy. I’m there.”

I knew then, fate was always on my side.

Afterword

THE END.

Looking for more Finn and Olive? I have an extended epilogue where you can see what Finn planned for their twelve days of Christmas one year later! Sign-up for this is available in the link in my bio on my Instagram, @author.juliana.smith.

Also by

Also by Juliana Smith:

I Can Fix That

Acknowledgments

THANK YOU!

I have so many people I want to thank for their help through my second book but first I want to say a big thanks to all of you! I have been absolutely blown away by all of the love and support that my debut novel received. I have learned so much from the time I released I Can Fix That in comparison to releasing Baggage Claim, and I believe that shows in the comparison of these two books.

My biggest thank you goes to my girls- the burnt pancakes. Madison, Kelsey, and Amanda, you guys are INCREDIBLE. I am so blessed to be surrounded by such talented authors and I love our friendship dearly. Here's to poorly made friendship bracelets and good Mexican food.

Emma, thank you for every late-night answer to my stupid questions. You are such an incredible friend and I am so so blessed to know you!