Alex and Mia were setting the table in the kitchen when she arrived. They both looked at her and greeted her with a smile. She couldn't believe it. Alex was helping in the kitchen. The food smelled wonderful. She realized she hadn't eaten in over six hours. Definitely not good. All three gathered around the table for this gorgeous meal.

I am getting out. You are never home. I rarely see you any more," Charlotte said with tears in her eyes. Neither of them can deny the attraction they have to each other, but that hasn't changed since they met. One of the things that I really liked about this book was that both of them were at fault. Both of them lied. Both of them covered up things. Both of them came to their senses. I also loved that it was hot. Re-read and I liked it more this time. He was celibate I believe but he did flirt with a nurse. At first that part confused me and I thought he cheated but he didn't. He just flirted. I did up it by one star but he was truly a jerk. That stupid scene by the beach just totally hurts to read about. I did like that it was realistic in its approach to Endometriosis. The interesting thing is that Abby assumed that Dante did not love her because he wouldn’t say the words. What I noticed throughout the book is that he did love Abby, even when he didn’t think that he did. When he saw that her face was troubled when she was at the pool, he ran over to comfort her. He was always protective and concerned about her well-being. He had convinced himself that he did not love her. He had to come to the realization that he did. This story jumps right to it which I liked - Abby got married real young with the perception of Prince Charming still fresh in her 19 year old mind. She was in love and starry eyed for her older handsome and incredibly rich Italian husband.She had spent the last five years being there for him. She did everything for him; gave to him all she had. Why couldn't he do what he promised when they married? He promised to put her above all else. I know, but I can't. I will promise to take it easy." The two women embraced once more before Alex came in. To say the first two years were difficult would be an understatement. I would have divorced him in a heartbeat if it was feasible. Not because I didn’t love him. Not because I wanted him out of my life. He was and is my favorite human. But for years I only had my own foolishness to deal with. Now he was in my kitchen, and my bathroom. He was in my bank account and work life. He was everywhere. And he wasn’t perfect. I not only had to deal with my own shortcomings (which is generally easy to do), but I had to deal with another persons shortcomings too. Yikes. Thank you for the invitation, but I think I will go ahead and stay home. I have to get used to being alone, right?"

Now I'm not so sure of anything any more. The one thing I am sure of in all this mess is this baby. Why does everything have to be so complicated?" You have to be there to take of things. You never wanted to consider hiring an extra hand to help so you would be around more. Like I said, I will handle this child on my own. I just thought you'd want to know." Charlie didn't even wait for lunch. She was no longer hungry. She reached for her purse, slid out of the booth and left. Our 24-hour helpline receives reports of suspected illegal money lending activity in Oldham. An investigation is already underway, and eight loan shark suspects have been arrested in the town. I arrange a call with the north-west team to look at what referrals we can make to positively influence the lives of victims.Alex was having trouble dealing the fact she would tell him what was going on. However, he left that alone. "Alright. I will see you around noon." Charlotte was crying and trying to keep her gown in place. That made them both laugh. "I want to come home, Alex. I love you. I just want to come home. Sounds to me like you still love him. Why again do you want a divorce?" Jill said with humor in her voice. She had thought those two belonged together. She was supportive of her friend, despite the fact that she didn't agree about the divorce.