by Ali Parker
Jack smiled. “Someone has to.”
We all laughed, and Jack picked me up and spun me around. He was so strong, and I loved being in his arms.
That night, Jack asked me to stay at his place and I happily agreed. When he walked me out to the car, snow started to fall.
We paused, looking up into the night sky. Snow was a rarity in Savannah, and it was just one more Christmas miracle.
I felt overwhelmed in that moment, so supremely blessed that for a second I was afraid it was all a dream that I would wake up and it would be over.
I felt Jack put his arms around me and I looked up into his handsome face. He looked back at me with such deep love in his eyes that I knew I wasn’t dreaming. This was real, and it was forever.
He bent down to kiss me as the snow started to fall around us.
The End
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About the Author
Ali Parker is a full-time contemporary and new adult romance writer with more than a hundred and twenty books behind her. She loves coffee, watching a great movie and hanging out with her hubs. By hanging out, she means making out. Hanging out is for those little creepy elves at Christmas. No tight green stockings for her.
She’s an entrepreneur at heart and loves coming up with more ideas than any one person should be allowed to access. She lives in Texas with her hubs and three kiddos and looks forward to traveling the world in a few years. Writing under eleven pen names keeps her busy and allows her to explore all genres and types of writing.
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