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Leigh knows Gabe is never going to be rid of his demons that makes him leave when he starts to open up to her, after twelve years of going back and forth, she’s going to try to move on, although the dates don’t go as planned. With the dates not working she ends up at Gabe’s but a few weeks later she knows it’s not a stomach bug and has to tell him, she knows it’s not what he ever wanted, but she’s clear and lets him know that he can’t walk in and out of their lives and break their hearts all the time, if he comes back he has to be sure.
Gabe can’t believe he let Leigh walk away, wishing he could be that person for her, he’s never wanted kids he doesn’t know how to be a parent. Needing to make some sense of it all he goes to his sponsor to talk to, he’s sponsor asks him if he is willing to miss out on everything because of his fear of what could go wrong and at that point Gabe didn’t know, can he fight his demons for her.
Leigh has her appointment with her OB/GYN, she hasn’t heard from Gabe since she told him, but her friend is coming to support her, she didn’t expect Gabe to show when she was filling out the forms, she told him that he couldn’t keep coming in and out of her life now, he starts to show her that he’s trying to do everything that he said he couldn’t do, will they finally get their chance.
Product Description
Gabriel Starr is the love of my life, even if he breaks my heart time and time again.
Like a fool, I keep going back, so I’ve made a promise to myself—one final night and then I’m done.
One night of passion.
No pressure. Most importantly, no future.
One month later, a positive pregnancy test tells me different.
Our only option is to raise this baby as friends, but how can we make it work when we can’t even keep our hands off each other?
We finally have the chance to be the family we never imagined we could be.
But first, we need to focus on Fixing Us.
Like a fool, I keep going back, so I’ve made a promise to myself—one final night and then I’m done.
One night of passion.
No pressure. Most importantly, no future.
One month later, a positive pregnancy test tells me different.
Our only option is to raise this baby as friends, but how can we make it work when we can’t even keep our hands off each other?
We finally have the chance to be the family we never imagined we could be.
But first, we need to focus on Fixing Us.
