Total pages in book: 76
Estimated words: 72059 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 360(@200wpm)___ 288(@250wpm)___ 240(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 72059 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 360(@200wpm)___ 288(@250wpm)___ 240(@300wpm)
Galvin really loved this idea, and it was far better than seeing him for a week here and there.
“And then what? Are you staying here to take over the family businesses?”
He shook his head. “I had a long talk with my parents. There’s something out there that I really want to focus on.”
“Which is?”
“Environmental law, especially where marine life is concerned. They need a voice, and someone has to stop those developers from killing them.” He shrugged. “That’s something I’m passionate about. Those animals and the water need to be protected.”
Galvin trailed her fingers down the side of his face. “I’m so proud of you.”
He turned slightly and kissed her palm.
“I’m really going to love having someone to take the train with me every day.”
Sail smiled. “I can see us now eating grilled blueberry muffins and coffee while I quiz you one whatever you need to have memorized.”
“My days just got better.”
Sail pulled her into his arms. “From the day I met you, my days were better, and now my future is finally on the right track. You changed me, Galvin. You showed me I could be what I wanted without compromising what my family expected of me. I’m so in love with you, it hurts.”
“Well, I hope it doesn’t hurt too much because I don’t want to cause you any pain.”
Sail laughed. “All good, I promise.”
“Perfect.” Her fingers played with the ends of his hair. “I can’t believe you’re here.”
“And I’m not going anywhere.” He pressed his lips to hers. “I’m sorry to say, you’re stuck with me.”
“It’s a good thing I love you then,” she said with a sigh and laugh.
Sail rolled his eyes.
“But since you’re here, maybe we can talk about that anonymous donation that paid for my tuition.”
With another eye roll, he scooped her up in his arms and carried her to bed. Galvin could protest, but what was the point. He’d won money and instead of investing it in himself, he invested in her.
Now, she’d invest in him.