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She shoved past Izelda into the elevator, then spun on her heel. She hit the ground floor button for what, she realized, with absolute relief, would be the last time in her life, then watched the scene of her stunned colleagues staring at her as the doors slid shut and blocked them out. She let out a huge sigh, feeling freer and lighter than she had ever felt.

she was going to reach the house in the nick of time;

I’ll have you working at your desk until midnight for the next month until you learn the value of being prompt!”

I’ve had my eye on the salted-butterscotch mousse.”

But she didn’t care. She was free, and that was all that mattered.

“Did I tell you you look beautiful tonight?” he asked. “Not yet,” she said, smiling slyly. He smiled in return. “In that case, you look beautiful.”

had a sudden fear that perhaps Ben had hidden the ring in the mousse. It would be a corny way to propose, but by now, she would take any way at all. To say Ben was afraid of commitment was an understatement. It had taken two years of dating before he’d even been okay with her leaving her toothbrush at his apartment – and four years before he finally decided she could move in. If she so much as mentioned children, he turned as white as a

Emily felt like screaming. The lack of food and the tiredness caused by the long drive were starting to affect her, making her close to the edge of tears. All she wanted was to get to the house so she could sleep.

went to the living room and put the dog and its puppies on the rug beside the hearth. “Can you start a fire?” Emily asked Daniel. “They must be freezing.” She rubbed her hands together to get the circulation going again. “I know I am.”

ked out on all of them because of some obstacle, some hurdle, that he deemed insurmountable