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Chapters (57)
  1. Praise for the previous novels of Jodi Thomas
  2. Also by
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Dedication
  6. Prologue
  7. Friday
  8. Chapter 1 - Benjamin
  9. Chapter 2 - Ketch
  10. Chapter 3 - Tuesday’s World
  11. Saturday
  12. Chapter 4 - Benjamin
  13. Chapter 5 - Ketch
  14. Chapter 6 - Amelia
  15. Chapter 7 - Tuesday’s World
  16. Sunday
  17. Chapter 8 - Harrison
  18. Chapter 9 - Ketch
  19. Chapter 10 - Hank
  20. Chapter 11 - Ketch
  21. Chapter 12 - Benjamin
  22. Chapter 13 - Harrison
  23. Chapter 14 - Ketch
  24. Chapter 15 - Harrison
  25. Chapter 16 - Benjamin
  26. Chapter 17 - Benjamin
  27. Chapter 18 - Ketch
  28. Chapter 19 - Benjamin
  29. Saturday
  30. Chapter 20 - Ketch
  31. Chapter 21 - Hank
  32. Monday
  33. Chapter 22 - Jenny
  34. Chapter 23 - Benjamin
  35. Chapter 24 - Ketch
  36. Wednesday
  37. Chapter 25 - Hank
  38. Chapter 26 - Hank
  39. Chapter 27 - Benjamin
  40. Chapter 28 - Benjamin
  41. Chapter 29 - Ketch
  42. Chapter 30 - Hank
  43. Sunday
  44. Chapter 31 - Ben
  45. Chapter 32 - Ketch
  46. Chapter 33 - Hank
  47. Chapter 34 - Ketch
  48. Chapter 35 - Ketch
  49. Chapter 36 - Ben
  50. Chapter 37 - Hank
  51. Chapter 38 - Benjamin
  52. Chapter 39 - Ketch
  53. Chapter 40 - Benjamin
  54. Chapter 41 - Ketch
  55. Chapter 42 - Hank
  56. Epilogue - Christmas on Primrose Hill
  57. Teaser chapter

He moved his hand along her unharmed side, feeling the long, slim line of her body. Finally he was feeling the beauty of her, not just seeing. He could have offered passion with his touch, but he turned it to cherishing.

When she began to touch him, she was hesitant and shy, but in the midnight shadows she grew bolder. Her hand moved over him, learning his body and slowly driving him mad with the knowledge that what they were starting could not be completed.

Finally her hand spread out over his heart and rested there as she drifted to sleep.

“Millie,” he whispered her name as he moved into sleep. “Millie, my love.”

Sunday

Sunday

Chapter 31 - Ben

Chapter 31

Ben

Benjamin got up early, as was his habit. He thought of touching Jenny before he left the warm covers, but he didn’t want to wake her. He liked watching her sleep.

She wasn’t young or beautiful in a classic kind of way, but she was precious to him. If they lived another forty years and slept together until they died, he’d always see the girl in her. Life doesn’t give many second chances, but Ben had found his. Everything he thought she did wrong didn’t matter. In an odd way Jenny was perfect just as she was. He couldn’t love her less and, he realized, he couldn’t love her more. She had all the love he had to give.

Closing his hand, he wished he could remember the feel of her a moment longer than his heart would beat. He wanted her soft skin to be the last thing he remembered in this life.

Ben slipped from the bed and pulled on his slacks as he walked to her tiny kitchen. Rummaging through her cabinets he found coffee and made a pot. Part of him felt like he was invading her space, but he guessed since he’d kissed pretty much everywhere on her body, she wouldn’t mind him opening drawers.

While he waited on the coffee he pulled on his shirt and picked up a legal pad on her desk.

With coffee and paper in hand he moved beside the bed. For a moment he just watched her hugging her pillow as if it were a lifeline keeping her afloat in dreams. Her dark ginger hair covered half her face. He had to fight to not straighten it back behind her ear. It had been lighter twenty years ago, but he liked it just the way it was now.

Forcing himself not to touch her, he began to make his list. He was on the third page of the legal tablet when he looked up and saw her watching him with those big blue eyes full of laughter.

Pulling the sheet over her chest, she used her cuddle pillow to prop her head up. “You making a list, Benjamin?”

“I am.” He smiled at her.