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flower garden

When Avery Linton meets Lane Corsey, both of their worlds seem to change - some secrets surrounding a flower shop in the town of New Saints, CA are about to unravel and cause a ruckus! Enjoy this fantasy, including a magical lineage and some slow burn romance.

The books we read is a story in the series The Things That Bind Us. It describes a relationship between two university students with a rocky start and an even bumpier road ahead of them. What will happen when they are the only two people standing in the way of their happiness? Will they be able to go through their differences and give love a second chance? Or will their story finish with the saying right person wrong time?

I didn't mean to fall for Rae Batlle. Honest. She was sarcastic, brooding, emotionally allergic to vulnerability - basically everything I should've avoided. But somewhere between training drills, stolen glances, and sharing hoodies that weren't technically shared, I found myself tangled in something I couldn't ignore. Falling for your teammate is one thing. Hiding it from the press, the team, and the chaos of our own feelings? That's another. But with Rae, every quiet moment mattered. Every glance felt like a dare. And every time she touched my hand, I forgot how to lie about what we were. This is the story of how we went from rivals to something like soulmates. Of soft nights, group chats gone rogue, and learning that love isn't weakness - it's the bravest thing I've ever done.

It was supposed to be just rugby. Just one season. Keep my head down, do my job, maybe flirt a little too much on team nights out - nothing serious. Then Talia Quinn happened. Our captain. Ice-cold, terrifyingly composed, and magnetic in a way that made breathing optional. We weren't allowed to fall for each other - not in front of the press, not on a team under a microscope, not when everything we touched could become a headline. But we did. And we tried to hide it. In glances. In text threads. In one-bed hotel rooms and quiet stretches of hallway. I thought it would hurt to love her like that - in silence. But what hurt more... was imagining never loving her at all. This isn't just a story about rugby. It's about choosing someone even when it's complicated. Even when you're scared. Even when the world might watch. It's about her. And me. And all the things we built in the quiet - until we were ready to be loud.