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Chapter 27

I placed Ginder’s book on the nearby coffee table, removed the blanket, and stood, rolling my eyes. Feeling remorse because of my loss, no longer trapped in the rolling pages of an engrossing read, no longer concealed and snuggled by the warmth of a blanket and coffee, I hauled my ass to the front door and turned the brass knob. My world changed forever. Forever.

Kevin Bakerton stood on the stoop in a heavy, wool coat. His handsome face shone a pallid hue, and his eyes were wide. His lips bore the reddish-white color of a frostbitten apple. No man looked as cold as he did. Freezing from the bitter cold. Possibly suffering from gangrene on parts of his body. He nodded and smiled.

“Hatch, I know I’m the last person you want to see, but…I can’t stop thinking about you. Please don’t ask me to leave. Please, just listen to me…listen.”