Meg Reading

Arrogant. Insufferable. Maddening. Downright repulsive.

According to Mae Garten, those were a few of the choice words she’d use to describe her long-standing sparing partner, October Calhoun.

For her, the only thing worse than him dropping back into her life after seven years was him showing up at her home and asking—scratch that—begging for a place to live.

Sure, she had a newly vacant pool house in her backyard she could offer him, but was doing so really worth losing her sanity over?

With tensions between the two of them as high as ever, it was only right to relieve some of their pent up energy between the sheets.

People always said there’s a thin line between love and hate. It was only a matter of time before Mae and October found out how thin that line really was.

The Red Zone

Levi-Mae 

“You can continue making me the villain in your story all you want, but you’re done being the villain in mine.”

Linsey Mombert

“Your favorite color is blue. Light blue to be specific. And you don’t drink coffee, you drink tea. Ginger tea twice in the morning and chamomile once at night. If neither of those are available then you’ll settle for green.”

“….the endless cloud of fluffy pillows. Oh, how I missed my pillows right now. Why did all men sleep with so few pillows? It should be a crime.”

I managed to open my eyes just enough to see him bending down in front of me before wiping a warm rag over my face. After wiping my left cheek, he gave it a quick kiss before doing the same on the other side.

“You’re so beautiful,” October whispered against my lips before pressing them against mine.

“You’re mine. Do you understand that?”

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