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Meg chewed on a fingernail. She had known Tommy nearly all her life. Next to her two sisters, he was the best friend she’d ever had.
In school, he’d dipped her braids in ink and helped her with geography and science. In turn, she’d teased him about his red hair, drilled him on his numbers, and made him read aloud until he became proficient.
Knowing how their fathers disapproved of their friendship only strengthened the bond between them and forced them to meet in secret. It had been Romeo and Juliet all over again. Still, during all those years she’d spent in Tommy’s company, never once had her heart leaped at the sight of him.
Josie dumped a loaf of bread out of a baking tin and proceeded to slice it. “I know you’re still hurting, Meg, but I never did think you and Tommy belonged together.”
A month ago, Meg would have argued with her sister, but now she only nodded. “I guess there’re worse things than being jilted for the Pacific Islands.”
Josie laughed. “I hope we never find out what those things are.”
Meg laughed too, and for the first time in weeks, her spirits lifted.
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About the Author
Bestselling author Margaret Brownley has penned more than forty-five novels and novellas. Her books have won numerous awards, including the National Readers’ Choice and Romantic Times Pioneer awards. She’s a two-time Romance Writers of America RITA finalist and has written for a TV soap. Not bad for someone who flunked eighth-grade English. Just don’t ask her to diagram a sentence. You can find Margaret at margaret-brownley.com.
Also by Margaret Brownley
A Match Made in Texas
Left at the Altar
A Match Made in Texas
The Haywire Brides
Cowboy Charm School
The Cowboy Meets His Match
Christmas in a Cowboy’s Arms anthology
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