There were plenty of reasons I should’ve stayed away from Clay Cameron.
Not just because he worked for my father—the chief of the Lonestar Junction fire department and the man notorious for being overprotective of his only child—but because there was a fifteen-year age gap between us.
But I wasn’t a child anymore. At twenty-years-old, back home from school for the summer, I was ready to enjoy my break before heading into my final year. The last thing on my mind was Clay Cameron—until he was suddenly everywhere again.
I hadn’t thought of him in a while, my memories full of that day when he’d stumbled onto Ashwood Ranch, drunk and making out with a stranger. I was thirteen, and he shattered my idealized image of him with just a few slurred words: ‘Everything in life’s a lie.’ That was the day I realized the happy, lighthearted boy who could lift any room with a joke was long gone.
Getting involved with Clay was a recipe for disaster. He'd never see me as anything more than the girl who used to babysit his niece and nephews. At least, not until this summer—when something between us began to shift... and suddenly, we were in a fake relationship that didn't feel all that fake at all...
Genre: Romance
Not just because he worked for my father—the chief of the Lonestar Junction fire department and the man notorious for being overprotective of his only child—but because there was a fifteen-year age gap between us.
But I wasn’t a child anymore. At twenty-years-old, back home from school for the summer, I was ready to enjoy my break before heading into my final year. The last thing on my mind was Clay Cameron—until he was suddenly everywhere again.
I hadn’t thought of him in a while, my memories full of that day when he’d stumbled onto Ashwood Ranch, drunk and making out with a stranger. I was thirteen, and he shattered my idealized image of him with just a few slurred words: ‘Everything in life’s a lie.’ That was the day I realized the happy, lighthearted boy who could lift any room with a joke was long gone.
Getting involved with Clay was a recipe for disaster. He'd never see me as anything more than the girl who used to babysit his niece and nephews. At least, not until this summer—when something between us began to shift... and suddenly, we were in a fake relationship that didn't feel all that fake at all...
Genre: Romance
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