Slowing Down To See What Happens

By Diana Vega

Roxie Hurst is young successful woman who is working hard to keep her small store profitable. She is doing well and has a regular set of customers. She gets lonely but is usually too busy to notice. One morning Adam Walker hurries through the store and interrupts her schedule. She is introduced to him by a regular customer and they are immediately attracted to each other.

Roxie is used to things happening on her schedule; her life is fast paced and she usually needs her relationships to be fast paced as well. A meal, a drink and a date is all that Adam needs to show her how amazing things can be when you just slow down and see what happens.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005921224

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Slowing Down to See What Happens

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Diana Vega

Copyright 2022 Diana Vega

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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Roxie Hurst lugged a box full of marshmallow treats across the small store. It wasn’t heavy, it was just oddly shaped. She fought the urge to rip open the box and stuff one of the treats in her mouth. She couldn’t wait for this item to cycle out. She was the first to admit that if the worst thing that happened to her was a slow marshmallow day, then she was very lucky.

She knew she was already incredibly lucky. She'd inherited the small store and attached apartment in a part of the city that was both bustling and safe. She worked hard to make the most of this inheritance. She also enjoyed the unpredictable nature of her days. This morning she started the coffee brewing at 5 AM, as usual. The neighborhood started its day anywhere between 6 and 10, and she guaranteed fresh coffee during the usual breakfast hours.

Today’s surprise took the form of a new bakery on