Free Obedient (The Plunge Crew Book 2) by Heather Stone Page B

than I could have ever asked for. Soon I will make her my wife, and one day we will have beautiful mini-Charlottes.
    My life could have gone a very different path, but I called Carl Turner that next day after promising Brian. When I gave him my side of the story he concluded that I was unaware that my friend had the cocaine in the car and was therefore not responsible. That’s the truth, I didn’t know it was in there. Carl had the crime lab finger print the bag and they found that my prints were not on it. I gave my story of who was in the car, they ran his prints and I pleaded out, because apparently the other guy was wanted for trafficking. My sentence was reduced to a misdemeanor, disorderly conduct. I had to pay my fines and do 20 hours of community service.
    I look back over at Charlotte. A smile graces her lips.
    “What are you looking at?” She says, a smile in her voice.
    “You. Only you.” She blushes.
    “You should be watching the road Mr. Decker. I’d like to see your brother and Courtney. You know how much I adore them.” It’s my turn to smile.
    They love her too. The fact she gets along so well with my brother makes my heart swell. She’s everything I’ve always wanted. Yes, my life could have gone way south, but that one day in that one courthouse changed everything, and I thank the man upstairs every fucking day for bringing her to me.

    The End

Acknowledgments
    T hank you to all my family and friends!
    Giant thanks to Indie After Hours, Behind the Writer, Melissa G, Linda and Kristi from Sassy Savvy Fabulous and Lisa and Milasy from The Rockstars Of Romance. Thank you to all the members of my Facebook group Heather’s Sexies and last but not least thank you to all the bloggers and readers for reading this book!

About the Author
    D aydreamer by day professional child wrangler by night.  Bred in the Midwest, I often would conjure up stories in my head to fill my day. When I'm not concocting a delicious new tale, I can be found curled up in a corner with a cup of coffee and the newest page turner.