“We would rather die than to hurt the ones we love, but we do. I felt his body stiffen ever so slightly under my hands. “I would rather die than to fuck this up beyond repair,” he replied. “If you fuck this up beyond repair, I will kill you,” I promised. But like the rest of us, he was only human. I didn’t want him to think that I doubted him, because I didn’t. Luke has been very good to Emmy, with the exception of a few months not that long ago, but that was kind of her fault. But maybe this wasn’t the time or place to say what I really wanted to say. My words have caused a great deal of trouble over the years. Speak first, and worry about the consequences later.

Like Emmy, and especially like her mother Sam, I spoke my mind. “In fact, I love you as much as a girl can love her best friend’s husband without it being scandalous. “I really like you, Luke,” I said, turning my eyes back to my best friend’s husband. He was the only dad I had when I got married. I’ve honestly never seen Em look so happy.”Įmmy was now dancing with her father Fred. How has Emmy survived these panty dropping smiles? “I don’t think it’s possible to feel any happier,” he answered with that big, beautiful smile. It pleased me, and it also made me sad for myself. The song changed and he drew me in for a slower paced dance that didn’t require me to shake my ass. I love that she knew how happy I was for her and that I was not trying to screw her husband. I loved that she knew that I didn’t mean anything by it. She watched us while laughing, smiling, and clapping. He got into it, dancing better than most guys I have ever known, and I’ve known quite a few. I grinded, I shook, and shimmied, and dropped it like it was hot. I was at my best friend’s wedding reception dancing dirty with her husband. Mathewson, Amy Bustard, Juliet, and all of the many blogs that have helped me along the way. You rock my socks, woman.Īlso, I’d like to thank R.L. Thank you, Tina Kleuker for your awesome skills and creating a fantastic book cover, book trailer and so much more.

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Accidentally on Purpose by L.D. Davis