β Scribed by Xyla Turner
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Cheyenne:
My husband did it again. Cheated twice, and he was sloppy with his escapades, which left me and my acting career vulnerable. I just wanted to escape. Go to a small town and hide.
I found a tribe of older ladies, who were way too nosy and nastier than expected. Then I found a man who was way too sexy and gruff for his own good.
It didnβt matter, though. We were from two different worlds.
Fletch:
The woman floated into town, then inside my bar, asking for high-end drinks. I gave her a beer. A regular ole beer. Thatβs what we drink. Who did she think she was?
A Princess.
Come to find out, she was. My princess.
I couldnβt keep her, though. She was destined for far greater than my small town. The very same one, I vowed never to leave.
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