THE WIDOWER'S WIFE

AN'S

me to her in a way that I didn't understand. I had not had such a strong pull on any woman since Kate had died. I had not been interested in r

She was the very definition of gorgeous and I knew I wasn't the only person who had my eyes on her that night. I noticed the way

sexy legs. Her black hair was in a high ponytail which seemed to bring out her big brown eyes. She had on

e away from my luscious, glossed, pink lips. It took all my w

corky and an asshole and I admired the fact that she dared to say that out loud. The fact that she had no problem openly disliking my father was another thing that drew me to

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ed not to groan because I knew he would hear me. I always hated my father's visits, and I was very sure that he knew that but

n. Thank yo

ve years of age, Liam Brantholm was very strong and fit. He looked like he was still in his forties. He was like an older version of me and the only difference

" I said, sarcasm lacing my tone heavily as

an't a man come to see his only

This earned me a chuckle from my father

far along we are with tha

why cared so much that I refused to get married again. When I asked him the only response, he could offer was that 'it makes a man look more res

wife in just one

of your party last night,

threw me a party to celeb

at, Julian. Two b

s, and I hated him so much. The only reason I tolerated him was that for some re

, Dad. I'll find a wi

You need to find a wife before the end of a mon

d. I am very capable of running the company whether

e me the company till I got married and it won't be any different for you. There is no one from

and she died. I don't

they will be teenagers, they need a mother figure. There are things you jus

om you," I said because I already had a perfect person