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The shy curvy waitress and the silver fox cowboy who goes to the diner just to see her.
When Grayson lost his wife, he thought his love life was over. So he dedicated himself to raising five boys as a single dad. The only reprieve he gave himself was trips to the diner to see the younger, curvy waitress who made him smile like no one else could. He knew he could never date a woman twenty years younger than him, but that didn't stop him from developing feelings for her. Feelings he fought to keep buried.
Agatha promised herself when she became a single mom that her kids would always come first. Her crush on the hot older cowboy had to come second, even if she looked forward to seeing him at the diner every day. He was the first man who treated her like she was something valuable, and he showed up for her without expecting anything in return. Over the years, he checked oil, changed tires, and even brought soup when her kids were sick.
But her son's graduation day changed everything.
With both of their children all grown, could it finally be time for Grayson and Agatha to give themselves what they've been denying? Or has twenty years of friendship made becoming something more a terrible idea?
When Grayson lost his wife, he thought his love life was over. So he dedicated himself to raising five boys as a single dad. The only reprieve he gave himself was trips to the diner to see the younger, curvy waitress who made him smile like no one else could. He knew he could never date a woman twenty years younger than him, but that didn't stop him from developing feelings for her. Feelings he fought to keep buried.
Agatha promised herself when she became a single mom that her kids would always come first. Her crush on the hot older cowboy had to come second, even if she looked forward to seeing him at the diner every day. He was the first man who treated her like she was something valuable, and he showed up for her without expecting anything in return. Over the years, he checked oil, changed tires, and even brought soup when her kids were sick.
But her son's graduation day changed everything.
With both of their children all grown, could it finally be time for Grayson and Agatha to give themselves what they've been denying? Or has twenty years of friendship made becoming something more a terrible idea?
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