Love's Redemption (Chris and Maddie)

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"No need to thank me. After all, while I was away, you worked hard taking care of my wife," Hayden said, fully embracing his mischievous nature with a smirk. Then, pulling Keira by the hand, he added, "Come on, let's go. Let's let Mr. Shane experience heartbreak first."

Keira stifled a laugh, barely managing to hold it in as they walked away.

From behind them, Ron's voice carried over, dripping with mock grievance. "So I haven't even started dating, and I've already been dumped?"

Hayden shot him a playful hand gesture before leading me back into the yacht.

Looking out through the yacht's window, Keira saw Lena and Aaron sitting together

outside. "Aren't we going fishing?" she asked.

"When did Mrs. Hart become so oblivious?" Hayden teased, guiding Keira into the kitchen. "I'll make you a dish you haven't tried before."

He gently pushed Keira into a lounge chair. "You rest here for a bit."

Hayden brought her a glass of water, helping her drink a few sips before kissing her forehead. Only then did he tie on an apron and get to work.

around the kitchen, Keira suddenly felt like she was dreaming-this was too

six months. So long, in fact, that she had

he had stayed away any longer, she

who could hold onto her feelings

could only see her back, but she was now wearing a man's jacket-Aaron's jacket. It carried

actually cold, but she hadn't refused the gesture. She knew all too well

only grown during his years

at Aaron from the corner of her eye. Because of her angle, she could only see

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with minority or mixed

wasn't biologically related to her grandparents, and it often made her

he was undeniably handsome-so much so that back in school, his looks had been a constant headache for her. Too many girls had asked

slightly

shook her head. "Nothing. Just thinking about how ridiculously

looked at her just now-any other woman in her

so too?" Aaron asked, showing no embarrassment at the

"Of course! Honestly, I can't imagine what kind

her head as she spoke, her hair flying wildly in the breeze. A few strands stuck to her face, and her clear,