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  1. Blind Date
  2. Monica Murphy
  3. Contents
  4. One
  5. Amelia
  6. Two
  7. Isaac
  8. Three
  9. Amelia
  10. Four
  11. Amelia
  12. Five
  13. Isaac
  14. Six
  15. Isaac
  16. Seven
  17. Amelia
  18. Eight
  19. Isaac
  20. Nine
  21. Amelia
  22. Ten
  23. Isaac
  24. Eleven
  25. Isaac
  26. Twelve
  27. Amelia
  28. Thirteen
  29. Isaac
  30. Fourteen
  31. Amelia
  32. Fifteen
  33. Isaac
  34. Sixteen
  35. Amelia
  36. Seventeen
  37. Amelia
  38. Eighteen
  39. Isaac
  40. Nineteen
  41. Amelia
  42. Twenty
  43. Isaac
  44. Twenty-One
  45. Amelia
  46. Twenty-Two
  47. Isaac
  48. Twenty-Three
  49. Amelia
  50. Twenty-Four
  51. Isaac
  52. Twenty-Five
  53. Amelia
  54. Epilogue
  55. Isaac
  56. Want a free book? Sign Up!
  57. Acknowledgements
  58. Also by Monica Murphy
  59. Standalone
  60. College Years
  61. Dating Series
  62. The Callahans
  63. Forever Yours Series
  64. Damaged Hearts Series
  65. Friends Series
  66. The Never Duet
  67. The Rules Series
  68. The Fowler Sisters Series
  69. Reverie Series
  70. Billionaire Bachelors Club Series
  71. One Week Girlfriend Series
  72. Standalone YA Titles
  73. About the Author

“Having sex early in the relationship is not a bad thing,” Sarah adds, a playful smile on her face. “Jared and I, we moved pretty fast.”

“Am I the only one who feels like I wasn’t on the fast track to love?” Caroline protests.

Kelsey raises her hand. “You’re not alone. I was stuck in the friend zone for a long time.”

Well, look at them now.

“Please, Caroline,” I say, reflecting on her timeline. “You and Alex moved pretty fast once you reunited.”

Caroline smiles. “True.”

“Keep banging him,” Stella tells me, right before she takes a sip from her mimosa. “Invite him over Christmas Eve and leave the tree lights on and nothing else. Dress provocatively or…wait! Wrap a red bow around your boobs and that’s it. Tell him Merry Christmas.”

Everyone laughs except me.

“But I didn’t put a tree up this year,” I protest.

Stella makes a face. “Fine. Throw up some twinkle lights everywhere. Anywhere. Wear something soft and seductive. Ply him with wine and jump his bones on the couch.”

I don’t think he likes wine—not that I need him to drink it to get him in the mood. And when Stella says seductive, I’m pretty sure she’s meaning lingerie, while I’m thinking more along the lines of a soft sweater that feels good to the touch.

Two different planes here. And Isaac isn’t complaining any, so I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong…

“I have the perfect suggestion. You should come by Bliss and I’ll help you pick something out,” Sarah says, referring to the lingerie shop she still works at.

“That’s a good idea,” I say with a slow nod. Maybe. Though I don’t want to look like I’m trying too hard. “But I work all day tomorrow, so I won’t be able to until after Christmas.”

“What are you doing for Christmas?” Kelsey asks me.

“Going to my parents’ house like usual,” I answer. Cousins and aunts and uncles will be in attendance and they’ll all ask me the same thing. Have I met anyone? What are my future plans? Have I considered starting a family yet? I’m not getting any younger. How many kids do I want to have?

The list goes on. It’s excruciating.

But you know what? I can face it and answer them with confidence. I don’t need to feel inferior because I’m not married yet. I’m an independent woman. I can do whatever the hell I want. They can take their judgement and stuff it.

Gah, it’s liberating to just think that!

“You bringing Isaac with you to meet them?” Caroline asks.

“No way.” I shake my head. “It’s too early for that, don’t you think?”

Caroline shrugs. “Maybe not.”

Hmm. I probably should. Mother likes him a lot. I’m sure my father will too. Maybe. He’s so protective of me. And it always takes my big brother some time to warm up to anyone. Palmer might not like Isaac. He could believe Isaac is too young or not serious enough.