A car wreck leaves Ryan with a facial scar he believes people find unsightly. But not Sean, a smiling tattoo artist who doesn't judge a book by its cover.<br><br>Sean manages to find the beauty in everyone, including gruff and defensive Ryan. He refuses to be put off by the hard mask behind which Ryan hides. But convincing Ryan to open his heart is proving to be quite a challenge.<br><br>When someone from Ryan's past offers him what he wants most in the world, Ryan has a decision to make. Which voice will he listen to --?? his heart or his head?

His Scar

In this case, everybody was right and wrong at the same time.


My face is mine and the decision is mine alone, so when Sean turned against me and didn’t support my decision, I couldn’t do anything else but turn against him. I’m right, he’s wrong.


But then there’s also Sean talking about my sudden hurry to blindly let a butcher ruin my face completely, or about the fact I don’t allow him to be more of a part of my life. He’s right, I’m wrong.


Chapter 29