✍ Scribed by Mila Crawford; Aria Cole
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Those are the words running on repeat in Sawyer Dixon’s head when he sees Katie Wilder for the first time in five years.
As the owner of Sweet Curves Bakery, Katie spends her days making other people’s big days perfect with zero time leftover for a life of her own. When she wanders through the doors of RISE Fitness one night, she’s only looking to shed a few pounds before her sister’s wedding day. But what she finds is a face she could never forget.
Sawyer Dixon is former high school heartthrob, owner or RISE Fitness, and determined to ruin Katie’s life, one squat at a time. For him, Katie’s always been the girl who got away, and now the little miss sweet and curvy just walked back into his life. He cares less about keeping his cool and more about keeping her in his life–forever.
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