All the Pretty Witches (A Hannah Hickok Witchy Mystery Book 6) by Lily Harper Hart

Author:Lily Harper Hart
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: HarperHart Publications
Published: 2021-02-02T05:00:00+00:00

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ELEVEN

Hannah roused first for a change, the sun filtering through the blinds and causing her to blink several times in rapid succession. It took her a moment to remember where she was and who she was with since the dream she emerged from had her back in Michigan. It was a relief to find Cooper next to her, still slumbering.

She watched him, grinning at the lines of his face. His morning stubble made him even more attractive, almost criminally so, and she trailed her finger over his square jaw as she considered the track her life had taken.

She never thought her current life was possible. As a child, when she dreamed of how things would be, a cosplay western town was never part of the deal. Cooper definitely wasn’t part of the deal. A cowboy — something she called him when she was in the mood to tease him — wasn’t part of her plan. A prince she could’ve handled when she was younger. A smooth-talking lawyer or charismatic actor was more her speed as a teenager. Adult Hannah had fallen head over heels for a modern cowboy, though, and she couldn’t have been happier with the turn of events.

“What are you thinking?” Cooper murmured as he stirred next to her. His eyes remained closed, but his hand automatically moved to her back so he could rub his fingers over her spine.

“I’m thinking that ... I was an idiot for not wanting you.”

Slowly, Cooper forced his eyes open. He seemed confused. “That’s kind of a weird insult,” he said after a beat.

Hannah laughed. “I don’t mean that in the way you think I mean that,” she said hurriedly. “I just meant that ... I didn’t know I wanted you.”

He wrinkled his nose as he regarded her, uncertain. “Well ... okay.” He leaned in and pressed a kiss to the corner of her mouth. “You know you want me now, right?”

She bobbed her head, solemn. “I’ve never wanted anything more than you.”

“Good. I feel the same way.”

“When I was a kid, I thought I wanted to marry a prince,” she continued, grinning when he rolled his eyes. “That’s a girl thing, in case you’re wondering. When I was six, I wanted to live in a castle. I thought I would marry a handsome prince and we would spend the rest of our lives dancing.”

He cocked an eyebrow. “Dancing?”

“Yes, I thought all happy people danced when I was a kid. That’s what Disney movies taught me.”

“Huh.” He grinned as he stared into her eyes. “We can dance if you want.”

“Oh, yeah?” Hannah was amused despite herself. “I didn’t know you liked dancing.”

“I’m not a professional or anything, but I can keep a beat as long as the song is slow.”

“Oh, so no line dancing.”

He immediately started shaking his head. “Definitely no line dancing. I think the entire concept of a line dance is evil and wrong.”

“And why is that?”

“Because I said so.”

“Oh, well, you said so.” Hannah snuggled closer, enjoying the easygoing pace of the conversation.

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