Mag-log inRiley, only daughter of the successful Chaze power couple, can no longer stand the pressure of living in the spotlight that comes with their success. Choosing to move to a small town in Michigan seemed to be the best choice for her. That is, until she has an unforgettable run-in with the boss of her new best friend's brother. He is the eligible bachelor that is all over the tabloids, taking over his family company at such a young age after his father fell ill. Will Riley choose to return to the public eye to be with the man she wants? Or will his big name scare her from the future they were destined to have together?
view moreDarrilans was very impressive, especially up close. The pictures online didn’t do the grand entrance and glass building justice. It was taller than her father’s by about ten stories, and it flowed with finely dressed people who rushed through the doors to go to and from work.Riley felt like she was in a movie. The men and women in suits and dress clothes talking on their phones as they ducked past her to get inside made the feeling of being in Indianapolis weigh down on her chest.“You ready?” Alex asked, tilting his head towards the entrance. Riley gulped, letting Ma
Riley was awoken early by a stumbling Marilynn. Her brother had her arm over his shoulder as he struggled to get her into her bed.“That was-hiccup-so much fun.” She reached up and patted Alex’s cheek earning a scowl.“Yeah, yeah I know. It would have been more fun if you learned to control your alcohol.” He fought against her arms as he tried to drape her covers over her.When he looked up, he jumped and placed
Nighttime came a lot faster than either of them had expected. Marilynn ended up talking to Ryan for over two hours, making it hard for Riley to fall asleep. Instead, she pulled out her own phone and scrolled through the recent messages from her mother. About once a day she sends her encouraging messages and lets her know everything she’s missing.Have you failed yet? -SC
The diner was surprisingly busy when Riley threw open the hollow door. Her new friend and coworker Marilynn Hansen was busy serving tables and ringing in to-go orders. Her body visibly relaxed when she spotted Riley tie on her short black apron and clock into her shift.“Thank god you are here. I have no idea where they all came from.” Many new faces were busy chattering away at their tables when she took over for Marilynn on the cash register. “I think there may be an end-of-season craft show in Lexington. I don’t understand why they don’t just eat in Lexington.” She rushed over to a group of older women who just sat down at a table in the far corner. She gave them a warm smile and began





