The Farmer's Daughter

"You are completely and utterly insufferable!" she threw her hands up, a perturbed look plastered across her face.
"Ooh, that's a big word for a country girl," I replied, trying so hard to fight the smile I could feel just under the surface. Short girls getting angry was simply the most adorable thing to me, and Miss Dallas was no exception. Her tiny fists were planted on her hips as she glared at me.
She took a step towards me. "I am going to-"
"What?" I closed the distance between us, and she backed up. I copied her steps until her back was pressed up against the side of the trailer. "What are you going to do, Amber?"
"I- I'm-" her breath caught and she closed her mouth.
It had been years since I had been this close to a woman and she was taking over every one of my senses. "That's what I thought," my voice came out much deeper and huskier than I intended for it to. I took her face in my hands.
"Shane, what are you doing? My dad will skin you. My horse is kicking. Just-" her words were jumbled and rushed.
I lowered my head towards hers. "Shh."
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When you're a young, eligible bachelor in a small, southern town, the ladies are inevitably going to be swarming you every chance they get. Shane Harper knows this all too well, and he spends a good amount of his time avoiding the old church ladies who like to think of themselves as matchmakers. Shane recently graduated high school (barely) and he's looking for a well paying job to get him started and on his way to owning a ranch. When a position opens up at the local cattle farm, everyone tells him it's the perfect opportunity. And he agrees. That is, until he meets the farmer's daughter.