Something Like Sunflowers
Look, I know I haven’t been the greatest me I can be as of late. I’m selfish, materialistic, and I’ve forgotten where I come from, according to Hunter.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not the same girl I was. Or could be.
Now more than ever, I need to convince everyone that I definitely could be. And by everyone, I mean the executive panel at Classy Country, the last three people standing in between me and my dream job.
The problem? They don’t think I fit with their small-town values. Are you kidding me? I practically bleed small-town vibes.
Or I did.
I guess I’ve come a long way from pageants and pickup trucks. But I’m still the same girl who was born and raised in the sticks, and even though Hunter Isaac might know just how to get under my skin, that doesn’t mean I can’t bite back a little.
I know he’s my brother’s best friend. I know I’ve never hated anyone more. Most importantly, I know I shouldn’t let myself fall for someone like him.
The only problem is…I married him last night.
A spicy but sweet, small-town, second chance, brother's best friend romance full of banter, secrets and unexpected twists, with a dirty-talking cowboy and a swoon-worthy happily ever after.
Look, I know I haven’t been the greatest me I can be as of late. I’m selfish, materialistic, and I’ve forgotten where I come from, according to Hunter.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not the same girl I was. Or could be.
Now more than ever, I need to convince everyone that I definitely could be. And by everyone, I mean the executive panel at Classy Country, the last three people standing in between me and my dream job.
The problem? They don’t think I fit with their small-town values. Are you kidding me? I practically bleed small-town vibes.
Or I did.
I guess I’ve come a long way from pageants and pickup trucks. But I’m still the same girl who was born and raised in the sticks, and even though Hunter Isaac might know just how to get under my skin, that doesn’t mean I can’t bite back a little.
I know he’s my brother’s best friend. I know I’ve never hated anyone more. Most importantly, I know I shouldn’t let myself fall for someone like him.
The only problem is…I married him last night.
A spicy but sweet, small-town, second chance, brother's best friend romance full of banter, secrets and unexpected twists, with a dirty-talking cowboy and a swoon-worthy happily ever after.
Look, I know I haven’t been the greatest me I can be as of late. I’m selfish, materialistic, and I’ve forgotten where I come from, according to Hunter.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not the same girl I was. Or could be.
Now more than ever, I need to convince everyone that I definitely could be. And by everyone, I mean the executive panel at Classy Country, the last three people standing in between me and my dream job.
The problem? They don’t think I fit with their small-town values. Are you kidding me? I practically bleed small-town vibes.
Or I did.
I guess I’ve come a long way from pageants and pickup trucks. But I’m still the same girl who was born and raised in the sticks, and even though Hunter Isaac might know just how to get under my skin, that doesn’t mean I can’t bite back a little.
I know he’s my brother’s best friend. I know I’ve never hated anyone more. Most importantly, I know I shouldn’t let myself fall for someone like him.
The only problem is…I married him last night.
A spicy but sweet, small-town, second chance, brother's best friend romance full of banter, secrets and unexpected twists, with a dirty-talking cowboy and a swoon-worthy happily ever after.