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I am embarrassed for myself for not giving this trope a chance before, but I also think it's a lot more than just the trope. It's what Elsie was able to achieve with it. With a deep sigh, he starts, “Thank you. Thank you for being the first person in my life to put me first, to give me options. I’m not sure I deserve that gift, but I know that I’ll never forget it for as long as I live.” At that birthday party? Where I got held under the water? He told me that even my mom didn’t like me.” It was beautiful to see Cade soften towards Willa. This man has shouldered responsibility since before the age of 10 and it weighed his soul right down. I WOULD DIE IF I HAD THE CHANCE TO READ THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME AGAIN. SELL MY UNBORN FETUS. its mental illness luv
Willa might be a bit of psycho—after all, she did just push a child into the pool—but the more time I spend with her, the more I feel like she’s my psycho."
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Cade and Willa’s banter had me smiling like a fool. They had the perfect grumpy-sunshine dynamic where it was way too easy for Willa to rile Cade up. Their text exchanges were some of my favorite moments. But in our quiet moments together, he softens, and I start to realise his hardened exterior is just a façade. Someone once convinced him that his best wasn't good enough. Yet I've never felt more cherished than I do in his arms. at him. His chiseled, masculine features are a welcome sight. “You paying attention right now, Red? Because I’ve spent days thinking hard about my life, and I’ve got some Willa.” Cade says my name like it’s a demand. “You need to wear proper undergarments while you’re at work. You can’t be dropping them out of your purse around a child.”
I knew I'd fall for Cade, but I wasn't expecting to fall to my knees and ask Elsie where in Alberta I can find a guy like this. What are you doing?” I grumble as I wipe at my watery eyes, no doubt smudged with mascara. “Taking care of you.” idk about yall but him taking off her makeup was my last straw Willa is 25. She should be out partying with her friends and having fun, but that's not who she is. She's sassy, but vulnerable. She knows what she wants, but sometimes insecure. She doesn't take herself seriously, and sometimes is unable to see the wonderful person she is. Because she is pretty much amazing. She's not sure where her life is headed, until one summer changes everything.I am obsessed with this book. I got lost in this book. There is nothing heartless about Cade Eaton. I mean, come on: "You want it all, Willa? The house? The babies? The ranch?" YES CADE SHE DOES. WE ALL DO. 🤠🖤🐮👨👩👦🦖🧑🏽🌾🌶️🥵 Cade Eaton is in need of a nanny for his son, Luke, while he works on/runs the family farm all summer. He can’t find anyone so Summer has her best friend, Willa come to town and work the job for the summer. Cade is not excited about this. Willa is young, thirteen years younger than his 38 and does she even have experience with kids? Since Summer vouches for her, he gives her a chance but he is unsure. I’ve just started this series and I’m ready for a reread. The writing, this small town, the family, the characters, the humour, the emotions… everything about it has worked for me. when i said i wanted a empty brain and a stupid lil cowboy romance, this is what i meant!! the plot was actually interesting and had a little more to it, which i enjoyed somehow.
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