by Josie Kerr
“You have an unfair advantage, Robbie Mac,” Tally huffed out, breathless from running. She gazed at him in the bright moonlight and felt that this night couldn’t possibly be more perfect.
“Nope, I’m just a lucky sumbitch.”
“Daddy, that’s not an appropriate word to use in front of a little girl,” Lily scolded. “You need to put a quarter in the swear jar.”
“You’re right, Lilybelle.” Rob opened the truck door and lifted his daughter up into her booster seat, then he turned to Tally. “I’m gonna be broke because of you,” he said good-naturedly.
“You love it,” she joked as he helped her into the truck’s front seat.
“I do.” Rob leaned in and gave her a sweet kiss on the cheek. “And I love you.”
“I love you, too, Rob. I love you, too.” She squeezed his neck and then let him go. He climbed into the truck, started the engine, and pulled out of the B&B’s gravel lot.
“The moon is perfect, Daddy,” Lily’s sleepy voice came from the back seat. “Everything is perfect.”
“Yep. That’s exactly right, Lily. That’s exactly right.”
And Tally gazed at the moon as they drove the short distance to the house, their house, their newly shared home. They heard the train whistle cut through the quiet night, and Tally squeezed Rob’s hand, and he squeezed hers back.
The End
Tell Me Something Good — Rufus and Chaka Khan
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (main title) — Ennio Morricone
Africa — Toto
Hot Mess — Tyler Farr
American Kids — Kenny Chesney
Yeah — Joe Nichols
Night Train — Jason Aldean
Tonight Looks Good on You — Jason Aldean
Everything’s Gonna Be Alright — David Lee Murphy & Kenny Chesney
Sweet Child O’ Mine — Thunder and Rain
Why Look at the Moon — Victoria Williams
Also by Josie Kerr
The Second Chance Neighbors series
A Bad Bit Nice
The Best Ever
The DS Fight Club Series
Fighter
Kicker
Trainer
Striker
Brawler
Cutman
Clincher
Matchmaker
Hemlock Creek
Whiskey and Serendipity
Sounds and Spirits
Moonshine and Muscadines
Happiness and Honeybees (Forthcoming)
Torts and Tequila (Forthcoming)
Books and Bourbon (Forthcoming)
About the Author
Josie Kerr is a transplanted West Texan living on the edge of semi-profoundly rural Georgia, a.k.a. the southernmost edge of the northernmost county in Metro Atlanta.
She has an M.Ed. in Secondary English Education, but discovered that she hated high school more the second time than she did the first, so she decided to meld her love of technology with her background in education and became an Instructional Designer. When not writing articles about how to fire someone without getting sued or why you should really not apply for jobs using your [email protected] email address, she writes steamy romance novels that feature grown-up heroes and heroines.
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