Chapter 1 Growing up in a small town was near torture for Sara. She was so tired of wishing and dreaming for a prince charming to come and rescue her from the daily chores she was forced to do. She hated living at the farm her aunt, and her new uncle had. She had to begin to wonder what her parents had been thinking when they had named her aunt as her guard

 Garret looked at her as she thought about what he said. The look of confusion that was there was heartbreaking. She had no idea that her aunt had been bleeding her estate dry. She didn’t even know there was an estate. She had been led to believe she was a penniless orphan.Sara shook her head for a second and then looked to the woman in the front. “She

 As they pulled into a small parking lot, he got out of his car. He had spent the entire amount of time driving, thinking about what he had to do. He kept going back to the contract they had drafted when they were seventeen, though. He smiled to himself. Sara had grown into a wonderful woman. Doing this wasn’t for her to get anything from it. He was doing his so he could have her in his life again. It had been a few months since he had even looked at a woman and even longer since he had one in his life. Sara was different, though. She had been a somewhat family member th

  The ride to the courthouse was quiet. The two didn’t speak as they let the silence fill the cabin of the car. They had done this a few times before when they were teenagers. Garret was thinking about everything he had learned already about her, about the case, and surprisingly about himself. It wasn’t a surprise to him that she had completely tak

 “how?” he asked softly as they got in the car. He wasn’t looking to figure everything out right now, but he was just trying to understand if it was her or it was something else that he didn’t know about.“No one ever tried. No one ever asked.” She said as she looked at him.