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“I said that it would be easy to fall in love with you,” he repeated. “But would it be wise?” He cocked his head to one side and their eyes locked in the short space between them. Slowly his chin went up and down in a nod. “I believe it might be the wisest thing I could do in this lifetime.” “Then you have my permission.”

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Book:How to Marry a Cowboy
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