True to You: Short & Sweet Interracial Romance

By Remy Marie

It is Christmas Day and Jacob Williams is nervous to meet Laura Kim's parents for the first time. Despite being in love with Laura, it is important for Jacob to gain favor with her father as he wishes for his blessing for Laura's hand in marriage. However, Laura's Korean parents are disappointed that Jacob is black, causing a rift between the young couple. Will the couple's young love survive this Christmas?

True to You is a holiday short story romance. It is for mature readers only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Remy Marie
• Release date: Nov 21, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215436028

Remy Marie

Remy Marie is a romance author who loves to write about charming heroes and brave heroines. While writing never came naturally for Remy, he continued to strengthen his craft, by constantly reading and writing. If he is not writing or reading, he is usually watching TV with his supportive wife, aggressively cheering for his college and professional sports teams, playing video games, or crunching numbers at his daytime job.

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True to You

Short & Sweet Interracial Romance

Remy Marie

Published by Remy Marie, 2023.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

TRUE TO YOU

First edition. November 21, 2023.

Copyright © 2023 Remy Marie.

ISBN: 979-8215436028

Written by Remy Marie.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

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Chapter 1

Are you nervous?

Yes, how could you tell, Laura? I grinned, looking at my girlfriend. Laura, looked gorgeous in her black polka dot blouse and black skirt. Like me she was fit, and in her late twenties. She had long jet black hair, a sweet smile, and eyes you could get lost in. That was my favorite physical feature of hers. The moment I saw her deep brown eyes, I was hers.

Like Laura, I was also wearing a formal outfit. In a pair of tan khakis, a white dress shirt, opened by two buttons and a navy blue sports coat, I hoped her parents liked my appearance. Honestly, I hoped they liked everything about me. I wanted this first meet up to work out between us. I needed it. My future plans hinged on it. If they didn’t...well I didn’t want to think about us being apart.

You’re gripping that steering wheel like it’s a lifeline.