My Apple Farmer: Man Card, #8

By Terra Kelly

My sister's best friend is back in town and working on the farm. It shouldn't mean a thing, I've known her for years.

 

Then she flashed her heart-stopping smile and I knew I was screwed.

 

I thought my feelings for her were one-sided, until the night she proved me wrong.

 

Now's my chance to get what I've always wanted. Her.

 

The man card series is a collection of romantic comedy short stories that are full of steamy romance. You're guaranteed that perfect happy ending and a cupboard full of sweets from all the cravings.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balto Creative Media, LLC
• Release date: Aug 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393471288

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My Apple Farmer

MY APPLE FARMER

MAN CARD BOOK EIGHT

TERRA KELLY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Epilogue

Other Books In Series

A note from the author

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Acknowledgments

SYNOPSIS

My sister’s best friend is back in town and working on the farm. It shouldn’t mean a thing, I’ve known her for years.

---

Then she flashed her heart-stopping smile and I knew I was screwed.

---

I thought my feelings for her were one-sided, until the night she proved me wrong.

---

Now’s my chance to get what I’ve always wanted. Her.

---

The man card series is a collection of romantic comedy short stories that are full of steamy romance. You're guaranteed that perfect happy ending and a cupboard full of sweets from all the cravings.

ONE

LEVI

"W hoa, wait a minute, I said and stepped into the barn. There’s already enough crap stacked up in here. Why are you adding to my family’s collection?" The mystery woman had her back facing me and was holding a large box. I just happened to find her unloading her shit. Her hair was up in a messy bun on the top of her head and she was wearing a dark green sweatshirt with the sleeves pushed up past her elbows.

Crap, the mystery woman said as she stumbled trying to steady the box and slowly turned to face me. She finally sat the box down and covered her mouth. Crap, is that what you call all this? She dropped her hand and I realized who was standing in front of me. Olivia Hart. My sister’s best friend and the woman I had a crush on since I was sixteen years old. Okay, if I was being honest, my crush went back a lot farther.

Are my eyes deceiving me? I took a few steps forward. Livy?

God, I haven’t heard that name in years. She smiled and shoved her hands in her pockets. Levi Appleton. You’re still out here working?

It is my family’s farm. I figured I’d better stick around.

True, you wouldn’t want to piss anyone off.

Should I ask about the box? I pointed to the item on the ground next to Olivia’s feet.

Your sister gave the okay. She shrugged her shoulders and bent down to pick it back up.

Let me help, I bent down a little too quickly and we bumped foreheads. Shit, I mumbled and lifted back up. Where does it go? I rubbed my forehead and attempted to pick it up again.

I was going to take it back to my car. She reached for it but I moved my body away. Levi, what are you doing?

Autumn gave the go ahead, so where do you need me to put it? I knew the barn was busting at the seams, but my sister would make sure I heard about this shit for years to come if I didn’t help.

Behind the green tractor, my sister yelled from the doorway. Such a gentleman. Autumn walked up beside me and patted my back. Why don’t you help me like this?

What are you talking about? I help you all the time. I stepped around the large wheel on the tractor and sat the box on a pallet with three other boxes. Looks like I missed some of the fun. I tapped the top of one of the boxes and turned to face Olivia and Autumn. You’re moving back to Charlotte?

I was thinking about it. Olivia winked and turned to leave. If I can find the right job.

Her background is marketing. We both studied the same things but different schools. Autumn wrapped her arm around my waist and rested her head on my shoulder. "She really needs a