Mcllorycat

“I’ll marry anyone who will take me!” Hazel declared loudly. “I don’t need love!”

“Get down!” Will hissed. “You don’t know what kind of people are lurking around in here! Talking like that might get you killed!”

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Hazel Dixon thought she was putting her troubled past behind her. But when the person she thought she trusted most betrays her, she loses her head and proposes to an entire bar full of strangers. 

Enter Will Sheffield, a charming stranger who decides to take her up on her offer to save her from herself. 

He spoils her rotten without expecting anything in return and Hazel's confusion only grows. She doesn't know why he is acting this way. Or why he reminds her so much of the 'dangerous' childhood friend she thought was gone forever...

*Cover art by polkadottedscrunchie*

Hazel in the Demon's Den

Prisoners' mail always got checked in case there was something dangerous sent in. Anonymous letters weren't allowed.


So Charlie's letter from a post office box from L.A. that had the textbook generic name of 'John Doe' on it was intriguing at first glance. That was about as close to anonymity as someone could get in the prison mail system.


He opened it somewhat eagerly, sensing that it might be different from the others. It certainly was.


'Since you missed the wedding I thought you should know that he married the girl. Regards, John Doe'


A picture was included in the letter of a couple standing in front of a canyon view. The man's arms were around the woman and his chin rested on her head. Both of them smiled blissfully at the camera and their eyes shone with obvious affection for each other.


Why would someone send him such a vague message? There wasn't anybody on the outside that he cared about. What business was it of his that two random people got married?


That Little Liar