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Chapters (80)
  1. Book Title
  2. About the Author
  3. Contact
  4. Dedication
  5. Chapter One
  6. HARPER
  7. FORREST
  8. Chapter Two
  9. FORREST
  10. Chapter Three
  11. HARPER
  12. Chapter Four
  13. FORREST
  14. HARPER
  15. Chapter Five
  16. HARPER
  17. FORREST
  18. HARPER
  19. Chapter Six
  20. HARPER
  21. FORREST
  22. HARPER
  23. Chapter Seven
  24. HARPER
  25. Chapter Eight
  26. FORREST
  27. HARPER
  28. FORREST
  29. HARPER
  30. Chapter Nine
  31. HARPER
  32. FORREST
  33. HARPER
  34. Chapter Ten
  35. HARPER
  36. Chapter Eleven
  37. FORREST
  38. Chapter Twelve
  39. HARPER
  40. Chapter Thirteen
  41. FORREST
  42. Chapter Fourteen
  43. HARPER
  44. Chapter Fifteen
  45. FORREST
  46. HARPER
  47. FORREST
  48. Chapter Sixteen
  49. FORREST
  50. HARPER
  51. Chapter Seventeen
  52. FORREST
  53. HARPER
  54. Chapter Eighteen
  55. FORREST
  56. HARPER
  57. FORREST
  58. HARPER
  59. FORREST
  60. Chapter Nineteen
  61. HARPER
  62. FORREST
  63. Chapter Twenty
  64. HARPER
  65. FORREST
  66. Chapter Twenty-One
  67. HARPER
  68. FORREST
  69. HARPER
  70. Chapter Twenty-Two
  71. HARPER
  72. Epilogue
  73. 6 Weeks Later
  74. 2 Years Later
  75. 4 Weeks Later
  76. That Day Book Excerpt
  77. Chapter One
  78. KURT
  79. Also by Karen Deen
  80. Acknowledgments

“But this time it’s different. Felisha is in charge, and there is no way that she will let anything happen to her best friend, and sure as shit, I won’t either. Forrest, I know there is some weird kind of dynamic between you and Harper, because the two of you are like caged animals around each other, but you need to back off a bit. Remember what happened the last time you got like this with Cherie?” And his words hit harder than I would like to admit.

“Don’t even compare this to that,” I hiss at him.

“It’s the same damn thing. You are in my office demanding things because you want to sweep in and save the damsel in distress. Can’t you see that?”

“It’s different,” I swear as I turn and walk toward his window so I don’t have to look at him. “Last time was just wanting to protect a woman because I don’t like seeing them in danger with the potential to get hurt. A friend was putting herself in danger, and it was stupid.” I huff at the frustration of having to explain myself to him.

“But with Harper.” I turn back to him and thump my chest. “It’s like a burning pain in here, and I don’t know how to turn it off or contain it.”

My hands are at my sides, tightly clenched in fists, and I can feel the blood pumping fast in my body. What the hell is wrong with me?

Not saying a word, Rem just stands and walks to me, placing his hand on my shoulder and looking straight at me. “I haven’t known you that long, Forrest, but in the five years since we met and you became one of my best friends, I have never seen you like this, and it’s about damn time.” He smiles at me smugly, like he knows some special secret.

“Like what?” I demand.

“Turned inside out over a woman. Meeting Cherie knocked on the door of that titanium wall of yours, but she was never going to be right for you.” Putting his other hand up onto the other shoulder and patting it, he continues. “But Harper, now that’s a different story. She is yelling and screaming at you through those walls, and you don’t know how to deal with that. You want her to kick them down, but she isn’t interested. And that, my friend, is confusing the fuck out of you. So welcome to the club of men who have no damn idea what goes on in women’s heads, but we love them anyway.” He looks so sure of himself with his big speech of wisdom, but he’s wrong.