Chapters (36)
- Cover
- Full Page Image
- Newsletter
- Quote
- Bishop Family Tree
- Prologue
- Chapter One
- Chapter Two
- Chapter Three
- Chapter Four
- Chapter Five
- Chapter Six
- Chapter Seven
- Chapter Eight
- Chapter Nine
- Chapter Ten
- Chapter Eleven
- Chapter Twelve
- Chapter Thirteen
- Chapter Fourteen
- Chapter Fifteen
- Chapter Sixteen
- Chapter Seventeen
- Chapter Eighteen
- Chapter Nineteen
- Chapter Twenty
- Chapter Twenty-One
- Chapter Twenty-Two
- Epilogue
- What’s Next
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I exaggerate a gag. “Gross, Mom.”
“What? You think just because we’re older, we don’t need alone time?” She quirks a brow. “We had to get creative when you girls were younger.”
“Aaaaaand that’s my cue to leave.” I kiss her cheek, then grab my bag and hop in my truck.
By the time I arrive at the bar, the parking lot is packed, and I have to park on the street. I enter and squeeze my way through a ton of people drinking and dancing.
“Finally!” Kenzie scolds when I manage to find a seat. “Thought you were gonna bail on me.”
“Are Rowan and Elle here yet?”
“No, but they’re on their way. Hopefully, this crowd weeds out soon, though.”
Ethan comes up and hands me a coaster. “They will. Most of them stop in and have a few drinks before they go to house parties.”
“Start me off with a Jack and Diet,” I tell her.
Moments later, Elle walks in, and I hug her. “I’m so happy you could make it.”
“Only because Dr. Dickhead gave me off tomorrow.” She rolls her eyes like she’s surprised.
“Which means you need to take full advantage and drink!”
She orders a cocktail, then turns to me to catch up. “So, you gonna tell me more about this Gavin?”
“There’s nothing to tell.”
Kenzie snorts, then strolls to the other side to help a customer. After Kenzie embarrassed me at Thanksgiving, I told her to butt the hell out. She’s the only one who knows the whole story, and though Elle is aware of the one-night stand, I’ve kept the details to myself. I was with her and Rowan the morning after it happened. Elle begged us to help birth a calf, so I arrived hungover as hell and asked them if they knew anyone named Gavin. Since they didn’t, I had hoped he was just passing through, and I’d never have to see him again.
My luck would have it otherwise.
“When we were officially introduced at the ranch, I acted like I didn’t know him, and he’s been torturing me ever since,” I say quickly before sucking down half my drink.
“But you do know him.”
“Yes, but I don’t want him to know that! I want to pretend our night never happened, but he’s hell-bent on not letting me.”
Elle laughs, sipping her own drink. “Well, it sounds to me like Gavin wants round two.”
I groan, shaking my head. “Not happening. I’m already embarrassed enough.”
“Perhaps you’re just so memorable, he can’t get you out of his head.” She shrugs with a cocky grin. “I mean, you are a total babe.”
“Well, he can find another babe because it’s not gonna be me,” I say matter-of-factly.
Elle smiles and chews on her straw, looking behind me. “Speakin’ of the devil.”