CHAPTER 19

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"What are you looking at?" Dante strolled over to Sarah as

he devoured the last of his lobster roll.

Sarah stood outside of the last house on Main Street,

looking into the window. "I like this shop."

The monstrous old home at the very end of the street

was aged and weathered, the paint peeling off the outside,

but every time she stepped into mara Ross's shop, she could

feel the use of history that club to the home. Dolls and

Things were a lovely, eclectic store, and Sarah adored it.

"Let's go in," Dante suggested, wrapping an arm around

her waist.

Sarah shrugged. "I ever buy anything. I just like the

store." She looked at the dolls in the window, noticing her

favorite—a large, blonde Victoria doll with blue eyes and a

red velvet dress—still hadn't sold.

Dante pulled open the door and held it for her. Sarah

went in, shooting him a broad smile as she passed through

the entrance.

She based around, examining the art on the walls

and the expert craftsmanship of some of the dolls. Mara

Ross had taken over the store from her mother when she'd

died a year or so ago, keeping the tradition of having a doll

maker in the town of Amesport. The skill had been passed

down for several generations. Sarah didn't hurry as she

looked at the additions, a habit that she'd developed

after spending the last week in Dante's company. It had

been the happiest week of her life.

Dante had taught her how to do things just for the fun

of doing them, and he'd seemed to enjoy it just as much as

she did. They took long walks together and sat out on the

beach for hours just to absorb the feel and the sound of the

ocean. Dante had gotten himself a bike, and they'd ridden

most of the bike trails in the area, stopping whenever they

felt like exploring. Unfortunately, Dante still hadn't gotten

over his insistence that she wear her protective gear, but at

At least he'd given up on the jeans and long-sleeved shirts after

Sarah had complained about suffocating in them with the

weather so warm.

She plays his massive piano at night, or they messed

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