Love in February - Week 1: Love In, #1

By Savina Joyce

7 days. 7 couples. 7 short stories

In this collection, you will find meet cutes, rebound romance, royalty romance, and even a billionaire romance! Read a short a day, or run through them all at once. The choice is yours!

February is a month for romance. Why not start is off with some sweet shorts?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Savina Joyce
• Release date: Feb 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393805670

Book preview

Love in February

Love in February

Week One

Savina Joyce

To everyone who needs a little more love

The course of true love never did run smooth.

William Shakespeare

Contents

Introduction

February First

February Second

February Third

February Fourth

February Fifth

February Sixth

February Seventh

From the Author

About the Author

Also by Savina Joyce

Introduction

Welcome to my love experiment. Last year, I decided to challenge myself to write a short story every day. National Novel Writing Month in November pushed me to go even further. I wasn’t sure what to do with them, then it hit me. Falling in love every day. That’s the dream, isn’t it?

I couldn’t very well make the same couple fall in love every day. What I could do is have a new couple every day and see where it goes. Some of these stories are meet cutes. Some are love stories already in progress. I hope you have as much fun reading them as I did writing them.

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Enjoy,

SJ

February First

Jennifer & Caleb

Jennifer felt like she'd been run over by a truck. In the sand. She carefully attempted to open her eyes.

It occurred to Jennifer that she might have overdone it the night before. It had been her first night out since her pre-Christmas breakup. No one could really blame her for overindulging. At least she hadn't driven home. When he broke her heart, her ex left with her car, so it was an option, anyway.

The first thing that Jennifer had to do was deal with this dehydration. Without opening her eyes, she fumbled around on the bedside table. She heard a few things scatter across to the floor. Undeterred, she continued her hunt until her hands closed over her sunglasses. She sighed with relief as she snaked her arm under the blankets and placed the glasses on her face. Once they were in place, she pulled the blanket down and carefully opened her eyes again. The room was still brighter than she would have liked. But at least it was tolerable. Now to make it to the kitchen.

She slid up carefully and was relieved to see that the room had stopped spinning. She didn't remember much about coming home last night. She did remember stumbling to bed. She made her way to the kitchen and grabbed the glass. She didn't want to risk cold water, so she took some room temperature water from the tap. Just the sensation of the water hitting her dry mouth was enough to make her moan with pleasure. If only she had a man that had the same effect on her.

Jennifer sat in the quiet and slowly returned to herself. She realized that it was a new year. She refused to let another year pass feeling sorry for herself. This year she was going to do better. She was going to be better. She was going to be the person of her own dreams. It was what she deserved.

Even though the first day of the year was midweek, Jennifer didn't have to go to work. What a relief. She didn't think she could