✍ Scribed by Kaylin Evans
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He’s my best friend, my high school sweetheart… and I’m pretty sure he hates my guts. It’s been four years since I last saw Carter, and running into him in the frozen foods aisle with three tubs of ice cream in my arms isn’t exactly ideal. I’m a hot mess, not even close to the successful veterinary student I left town to become. My dream school rejected me and now all I want to do is wallow through the winter. Carter, on the other hand, is just as tall, charming and handsome as ever, and one look into those chestnut eyes tells me I made a huge mistake. He’s got a thriving business, a surprisingly seductive new hobby, and he must be furious with me for ditching him. But when he asks me to a New Year’s Eve party, I’m shocked. Can it really be that simple to get a second chance at love, or does Carter have something else in mind as the ball drops?
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