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Denver froze, his smile caught mid–bloom like a flower in sudden frost.
So, this was the sting of rejection after all.
With a wry chuckle, he murmured, “Is this your gentle way of giving me the cold shoulder?”
“No…” Hadley paused, her words teetering on the edge of uncertainty. “You’ve always been a gem of a person.”
“But not the one who has stolen your heart.” Denver’s smile turned bitter. “Am I right?”
Unwilling to wave the white flag just yet, he pressed on before Hadley could reply.
“I know you can’t force the heart to sing a tune it doesn’t know. But sometimes love strikes like lightning, and sometimes it blooms slowly, like a seed in spring. We’ve never even tried walking that path together. What if we did, and your feelings for me blossomed over time? Hadley, can’t we at least give it a shot? You don’t find me disagreeable, do you?”
Hadley sat there, momentarily struck speechless.
His confession of love was so raw, so fiery, so unshaken by the odds–it stirred memories of her own fearless
heart at twenty.
She let out a soft sigh, as if exhaling the weight of years.
Looking into his eyes, Hadley asked, “Denver, does your family know about me?”
Caught off guard, Denver blinked, and then after a brief silence, admitted with candor, “Not… yet.”
Precisely as she had foreseen.
Hadley’s gaze lingered on Denver, her fingers delicately tracing the rim of her glass.
“If all you’re after is a fleeting moment to tuck into your memories, then Denver, I wouldn’t say no…”
He had been her lifeline more than once. A warm ray of sunshine in her shadowed days.
For that alone, Hadley wouldn’t mind sharing a chapter of her journey with him, even if they were destined to be mere passersby in each other’s lives.
She wasn’t one to cling to the dusty old moral code, nor did she see shame in the dance of love and longing.
But one truth stood firm–Denver wanted more than she could offer.
He was earnest, playing for keeps.
“Hadley!”
True to form, the instant her words left her lips, Denver shook his head in a flurry of unease. “I’d never dream of treating you that way! I’m set on building a true, lasting future with you!”
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“A lasting future?”
Hadley’s laugh was sharp, tinged with irony. “We have no future together, Denver. Your family would never
welcome me with open arms.”
shea woman who had already walked down the aisle once–be deemed worthy of him? A golden
then there was joy….
puzzle
doesn’t even know yet. How can you be so certain they’d turn their
Hadley didn’t need to ponder; the answer was
me from the wreckage of a painful marriage. You helped
was as deep as the ocean. “You’re a dear friend, one I treasure. But let’s draw the curtain here before the plot thickens, shall we?”
heart sank
ache took root.
“Hadley…”
moment, the waiter came with their
lightening. “Aren’t we here to toast my triumphant
for now.”
on
was like chasing a mirage. The real hurdle wasn’t just
his own
began plotting his next move
meant to keep Hadley a hidden chapter from his family. The timing
him, pushing him to lay his cards on the
his family, she would have no more excuses
feet and
to return, Denver mused over whether to pair his
be
couldn’t be
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room and descended to the basement. The basement housed a sturdy safe, a sanctuary for the family’s most treasured
code, slipped inside, located his personal safe, and opened it with
contents, he pulled out a small box, lifted the lid, and nodded with a satisfied grin
arm, secured the door, and
“Denver.”
voice halted him just as he was about to
parents, Roderick
“Dad, Mom.”
had just returned from
Denver had been waiting
her expression unreadable as she sized
I expected…”
landed on the box in his hand.
rolling in.
question. With a bright smile, he answered, “It’s
was about to bring up Hadley anyway, there was no point
box in a heartbeat. “Is that the one your grandmother
“Yes.”
the box from Denver’s hands, opened it, and gazed at the
the sight of the bracelet, her expression tinged
evening’s gathering gnawed at
son.
closer, we need to have a
puzzled, and glanced at his father. “Dad, what’s got
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