Crossroads

"You look like shit, so you should get off whatever diet you're on," he snarled and added angrily, "And what the fuck have you done to your hair?" Hilt tries desperately to figure out what the hell he should do. Two years have passed, and the woman who crushed him now says she made a mistake and wants to start over. She'd felt life was slipping away, and another man had given her what she needed, but that man moved on to someone else, and she spent time thinking about what she really wanted. And now she stood there and said what she wanted was him and that he would make her happy. Their kids would be happy too. His goddamned mother would be beyond happy. But what about him? Would he be happy? Saying yes to the woman he once thought was his whole world would be the right thing to do. Except there's also the memory of that one night, a couple of weeks after his wife moved out. He'd been happy that night. On the outside, Ariel is moving on. Almost two years later, life had settled into a routine. Work, grocery shop, clean her house, go for a run. Rinse and repeat. On the inside, frustration kept building because how can you restart when nothing around you has changed? How can you truly move on when everything inside you is different, but everyone you know lives the same life they always did? It felt like she couldn't breathe freely in her hometown anymore, so she packed up and left, settling in a small rental house outside Seattle. And there he is. The man she spent a wild night with just after she took the plunge and just before everything came crashing down around her. The man she never thought she'd see again Please note: This book contains crude words and somewhat explicit adult scenes. If this isn't your thing, then this book might not be for you. The man she never thought she'd see again Please note: This book contains crude words and somewhat explicit adult scenes. If this isn't your thing, then this book might not be for you.