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    Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance: Contemporary Romance Novels
    Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance: Contemporary Romance Novels
    Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance: Contemporary Romance Novels
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    Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance: Contemporary Romance Novels

    By Ellen Lane

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    Eddie and Krystal know deep in their hearts that they love each other and are destined to be together, but life has a funny way of changing things. Life and a simple series of random choices took them far from where their soulmate was supposed to be. Their paths came apart and they both created their own lives and families.

    However years later they suddenly and unexpectedly meet again. They are grown up now with adult responsibilities, but they secretly cling to the passionate and loving days of their youth.

    Krystal struggles with her feelings about her husband versus her feelings for Eddie and Eddie begins to feel a loving spark for Krystal when he finds himself tracing his early years. 

    Is it too late for them to be together despite their burning desire for each other?

    Or is their passion strong enough to overcome every obstacle and find a way to live together in love again? 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEllen Lane
    Release dateAug 17, 2016
    ISBN9781533770493
    Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance: Contemporary Romance Novels

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      Bundled Heart - A Contemporary Romance - Ellen Lane

      Bundled Heart

      Ellen Lane

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      Chapter 1

      Krystal has always been beautiful to me. From the day I laid my eyes on her, she took my breath away. I knew I loved her from day one. I transferred to Piedmont High my freshman year. She befriended me right away. It’s the love I feel for her that has me making my plans. One way or another Krystal will be mine…

      I closed my journal and put it back into my glove box.  I have no idea why I keep it in my glove box.  I live alone, so there’s no one to snoop around my room for my journal or anything like that.  I guess it’s my way of stalling.  I hate going to the doctor, but this pain in my stomach has not subsided at all.  Still, my thoughts continue to drift to her—despite the pain, despite the nausea, and despite it all.  I finally get out of my car and walk in.

      While I sit in the doctor’s office, I look around observing everything hanging on the walls.  The office isn’t very big and the walls are the same eggshell white that most doctor’s offices are, but the walls are also filled up with various certifications his doctor has gotten over the years. 

      I just finished high school this year and now waiting for summer to be over so I can start my freshman year of college.  I’ve been looking forward to college for the usual reasons---to spread my wings and just get out in the world.  The only thing that would make it better is to have Krystal by my side. 

      Dr. Wilson just walked in.  He’s wearing his usual ripped jeans and graphic t-shirt.  My eyes begin to water from laughing so hard.  The shirt has an arrow that points toward his face and says ‘My eyes are up here.’  His clothes clash against his white lab coat.  I suspect that Dr. Wilson used to be a hippie or stoner at some point in his life, but he’s been my doctor ever since I could remember and has always dressed this way.  If it weren’t for the slightly gray hair that peppered his black hair, you’d think he was my age. 

      So, what’s up, Eddie? he asks me.  Are you feeling okay?  He walks around to the other side of his desk, takes his coat off, and places it on the back of his chair.  He’s always hated wearing it, but usually puts it on for show when he has to go through the waiting room.

      Yeah, doc.  I’m good.  I mean, my stomach hurts a little, but I’m sure it’s just nerves.  It’s nothing I can’t live with.  I slumped down in my chair to get comfortable.  I feel a little out of sorts because I’m dressed almost exactly like Dr. Wilson.  I’m in my own stone-washed jeans.  My graphic t-shirt reads, ‘Superwoman is my bitch.’  My mom hates it, so that’s all the more reason to wear it.  I’m also wearing my black converse high tops and my black leather belt with silver spikes.  I have long, black hair down to my shoulders.  I'm told girls think that’s hot.  I also have a lip ring, but it’s not because I care what others think.  I just like it.  When I turned eighteen a few weeks back, my dad took me to get my first tattoo—a sleeve that encompassed my whole right arm. 

      Suddenly, I’m brought out of my daydream by Dr. Wilson snapping his fingers.  Sorry, doc.  I was a little lost in my own head.  College is starting soon and all.  I feign a smile.  I really don’t feel like smiling, but can’t let everyone know I’m apprehensive. 

      It’s all good, Eddie.  I completely understand.  New phase of life and all that—it can be quite the undertaking.  So, show me where your stomach is bothering you at.

      I stand up, pull up my shirt, and point to the right side of my stomach.  He walks up, pushes down slightly where I just pointed to, and causes me to jump.  Damn, that hurt, I think to myself as I wince.  He makes an annotation on his chart and looks up at me.  I’d like to run some tests, if that’s okay with you. he says. 

      Sure, I say.  I guess.  When do you want to do them?  I have some time now.  I’m a bit nervous, but don’t want to seem scared. 

      "Cool.  Let me go get a nurse,

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