t sharp or fleeting like the sting of betrayal. No, it's deeper-like an endless echo in the hollow
ct, not in the way fairy tales describe. But his imperfections were what drew me to him-the way his eyes seemed to hold secrets,
uld share his dreams with, never realizing that my dream was standing right in front of me. I listened to stories of the girls he dated
s deep enough, they'd resurface like weeds, relentless and unyielding. Loving Liam was
ver and over, clinging to the fragile hope that maybe, just maybe, he'd see me the way I saw him. But by the time I re
elings for Liam in the darkest corners of my heart and walked away, v
cruel sense of humo
on the contract in front of me, I felt the world tilt. The man I had spent ye
am
rt once? How do you prepare yourself to face the very p
ory-the price