When Dana Kelly meets Bethany Bartlett for the first time in college, she falls in love ... hard. But her feelings go unrequited. The two become fast friends during a French class, though, and soon Dana requests a room transfer to Bethany’s dorm. Throughout their college years, Dana’s love grows and their friendship deepens.<br><br>After graduation Dana struggles to put aside her feelings for Bethy. When one drunken kiss threatens to ruin everything they’ve built together, Dana would rather run away than admit how she feels. But is she still the only one who feels this way?

Like I Love You

Three years out of college,and Dana still didn’t know what it was she wanted to do with her life besides share it with Bethany.Unfortunately,she’d made little headway in convincing Bethany how much they were meant to be together—not as mere friends or roommates but so much more.Terrance was out of the picture,their families were miles away in Virginia,all they had was each other,and stillDana hadn’t managed show Bethany her true feelings.


How could she live with someone who had no cluehow much she cared about them?How much she loved them?


Would she never find the courage to admit her love to Bethany?


No,she couldn’t—what if Bethany laughed it off or turned her away?Better to be friends;at least she had something then,a part of Bethany,anything.She couldn’t risk losing it because she wanted more.If Bethany didn’t,then maybe Dana didn’t deserve more.She should be satisfied with what she could get.It was more than enough.She’d simply have to make do.


Chapter 14