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There hasn’t been a time when Callan and Christine haven’t been best friends and there isn’t anything he wouldn’t do for her. Despite the fact that he has loved her since he was a teenager he was content to keep her in his life any way he could but when she needs him he is determined to be there for her and hopefully show her that they are destined to be much more than friends.
Cricket’s friendship with Callan is one of the most important relationships in her life. She never thought about crossing any lines but when they find themselves roommates she begins to see him differently and all these new feelings for him are not only exciting but unexpected.
Callan and Cricket have always belonged together and I enjoyed seeing them realize it as well. Callan is the perfect mix of sweet and swoony as he is determined to win the heart of the only woman he has ever loved as they take us on a humorous journey with all the feels.

“Say the word and I’ll back off forever, Cricket. All it takes is a simple no and I’ll never bring this up again, but I gotta tell you, I don’t want to back off. I want to taste your lips and feel your body pressed against me. Preferably with less clothing.” I leaned down and traced a kiss along her neck, seeing the way her breathing kicked up to that of a sprinter. “Tell me to stop, angel.”
She swallowed hard and every cell in my body froze, waiting for an answer. No matter how much it pained me—and good lord would it pain me for the rest of my life—but if she said no I’d honor that and never let her feel my disappointment.
That moment in the kitchen the other night had shown me a tiny morsel of hope, that maybe, just maybe, Cricket felt the same heart stopping excitement when we were together. If there was even a small window of chance, I had to take my shot. Watching my older brothers find love had taken those feelings I’d harbored for Cricket over the years and given them an urgency I could no longer stuff down.
Her blue eyes were eating me up, the flush from earlier turning into a forest fire on her cheeks. Her voice came out on a barely-there breath but I still heard it.
“I don’t want you to stop, Cal.”
