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  1. Cover
  2. Meet Me Under the Mistletoe
  3. Contents
  4. Free Download
  5. Hallelujah
  6. Chapter One
  7. Chapter Two
  8. Chapter Three
  9. Chapter Four
  10. O Come All Ye Faithful
  11. Chapter One
  12. Chapter Two
  13. Chapter Three
  14. Chapter Four
  15. Chapter Five
  16. Baby, It’s Cold Outside
  17. Chapter One
  18. Chapter Two
  19. Chapter Three
  20. This Christmas
  21. Chapter One
  22. Chapter Two
  23. Chapter Three
  24. Chapter Four
  25. Chapter Five
  26. Chapter Six
  27. Chapter Seven
  28. Chapter Eight
  29. Wrapped in Red
  30. Chapter One
  31. Chapter Two
  32. Chapter Three
  33. Chapter Four
  34. Chapter Five
  35. Chapter Six
  36. Chapter Seven
  37. Chapter Eight
  38. O Holy Night
  39. Chapter One
  40. Chapter Two
  41. Chapter Three
  42. Chapter Four
  43. Chapter Five
  44. Chapter Six
  45. Santa Baby
  46. Chapter One
  47. Chapter Two
  48. Chapter Three
  49. Chapter Four
  50. Chapter Five
  51. Chapter Six
  52. Chapter Seven
  53. Epilogue
  54. Last Christmas
  55. Little Drummer Boy
  56. Chapter One
  57. Chapter Two
  58. Chapter Three
  59. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
  60. Chapter One
  61. Chapter Two
  62. Chapter Three
  63. Carol of the Bells
  64. Chapter One
  65. Chapter Two
  66. Chapter Three
  67. Chapter Four
  68. Chapter Five
  69. Chapter Six
  70. Silent Night
  71. Chapter One
  72. Chapter Two
  73. Chapter Three
  74. Chapter Four
  75. Chapter Five
  76. Chapter Six
  77. Away in a Manger
  78. Chapter One
  79. Chapter Two
  80. Chapter Three
  81. Chapter Four
  82. All I Want for Christmas Is You
  83. Silver Bells
  84. Chapter One
  85. Chapter Two
  86. Chapter Three
  87. Chapter Four
  88. Chapter Five
  89. FREE DOWNLOAD
  90. About Midnight Dynasty
  91. Copyright

Except, Miami wasn’t allowing me the liberties I felt I was owed. Therefore, I found a team that would. I’d been playing ball since I was six-years-old, and I didn’t know anything else. Being a quarterback was who I was. It was how I was made, and I was tired of playing for a team I didn’t feel challenged enough in.

I wanted the notoriety of coaching, of taking a team and making it the best it could be. The Super Bowl ring and the Vince Lombardi Trophy was always the end goal, and I wanted to win it with a team who were the underdogs. A team that had great bones but needed a leader.

I spent the last hour at this damn press junket, and all I kept thinking about was the Morelli Christmas Gala. I needed to unwind and have a fucking drink. I attended it every year. For the next hour, question after question was thrown in my face. The more personal it was, the better the ratings were. I knew how this game was played, having a love/hate relationship with the press.

“Jax,” the same reporter called out. “Do you think you’re ever going to settle down?”

I grinned. “Not anytime soon.”

The same journalist added, “You just celebrated your thirty-fourth birthday a few weeks ago. Do you see yourself getting married maybe? Starting a family? A son who can possibly carry on your legacy?”

I resisted the urge to tell him to go fuck himself. I came from a broken family. My parents were divorced, and I didn’t have a relationship with either of them. We spoke over the phone for birthdays and holidays which pretty much summed up our relationship. I was the only child, so football was my life.

The last time I saw my father it ended with heated words I didn’t want to get into. It had been over three years. My mother, on the other hand, I saw her a few months ago. She showed up at one of my games, asking for money. I gave it to her. I always did.

“Any of the model’s you’ve been seen with this last month finally catch your attention enough to possibly become a girlfriend?” another reporter questioned, bringing my attention over to her.

“I don’t have time for any distractions that include anything more than meaningless fun.”

To be completely honest, I’d never been in a relationship that wasn’t sexual. I fucked, plain and simple. I liked it that way.

No strings.

No bullshit.

No expectations.