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    I Do For You : Lesbian Romance
    I Do For You : Lesbian Romance
    I Do For You : Lesbian Romance
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    I Do For You : Lesbian Romance

    By Kelsey Blaine

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    When Lisa Wilkinson attends her younger sister's wedding, she knows it isn't going to be an easy one. What she doesn't expect is for everyone to make her feel terrible about herself.

    So it's great for her to find some unexpected solace in a new friend. Amy Jones.

    With Amy's long red hair and her sparkling green eyes, plus her kick ass personality, she manages to pull Lisa out of her shell…

    But maybe a little too far.

    A steamy night that seems to come from nowhere leaves both women confused, neither of them know what to do. But can they ignore the powerful chemistry that circles them? One that neither of them has ever felt before.

    The wedding ends leaving them both changed forever, but is it for the best?

    Standalone Romance Stories With No Cliffhanger!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKelsey Blaine
    Release dateFeb 24, 2019
    ISBN9781386646143
    I Do For You : Lesbian Romance

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      I Do For You - Kelsey Blaine

      I Do For You

      Chapter 1

      H ey, Lisa, when’s your big day? I was asked for what felt like the hundredth God damn time that day. It must be weird being at your younger sister’s wedding rehearsal dinner without a husband of your own by your side.

      I couldn’t stand it, I was done being polite. It felt like time to let a little sarcasm slip through. Actually, it’s a blast, I replied through gritted teeth. Best thing ever, I’m having just the most fantastic time.

      I tugged down on my awkward fitting purple dress that Jessie had forced me to wear since it was ‘her big day after all’ and I tried to turn away. But it seemed my brand-new friend—some aunt of the groom who knew far too much about my life apparently—wasn’t quite done with me yet.

      So, is there anyone on the scene?

      I shook my head, hating this, every damn second of it. I felt like I wanted to scream. Why the hell did everyone care what was going on with my life anyway? Why did it matter to them if I hadn’t met the mythical ‘Mr. Right’ yet? Wasn’t that my problem only? Why did I have to answer these questions just because I was the bridesmaid? Why couldn’t people just be interested in the happy couple? That was what we were here for after all.

      What happened to Chris? Everyone thought you two were going to last the distance.

      Urgh, Chris. I wanted to roll my eyes at the mere thought of Chris, he wasn’t a pleasant memory at all. I only kept him around because I didn’t hate him quite as much as I did all the others. He still filled me with an empty hollowness, but he was so dull that I barely noticed him around most of the time. Why anyone would think I actually had any chemistry with him was beyond me.

      Chris is gone, I replied angrily. They all are. I’m very much single and that’s how I would like to stay, thank you very much.

      She tutted at me and shook her head as if I was disappointment. Shame...it’s a real shame.

      I really wanted to ask her what was so shameful about deciding not to settle in this day and age but I just couldn’t be bothered. What was the point in arguing with yet another person who was so set in their ways that they couldn’t see anything rational?

      Damn wedding, why did I agree to be a part of it?

      Luckily, at that moment before I could really lose my shit Jessie made the announcement that it was time to eat. Much as I wasn’t looking forward to all the sappy nonsense speeches, I was starving and I needed something to soak up this booze before it made me do something crazy. I was already at the end of my tether.

      I moved up the table until I was sitting near to the nauseatingly happy couple and I honestly did try to soak some of it up. At least they didn’t care whether or not I was with anyone because they were so happy themselves.

      But honestly, it was too sickening for words.

      Are you having a good time? Isn’t this fun? Jessie cooed at me without even facing me. She stroked her husband’s cheek and made serious ‘come to bed eyes’ at him. It was almost as if they didn’t care that there was anyone else in the room.

      Jessie used to be my wild, feminist, hippy like sister. She used to laugh at the idea of marriage as if it was utterly ridiculous. A way to trap women, was the comment she always made. I was the more buttoned up out of the two of us, the one with traditional dreams, yet here I was alone and unsatisfied with life while she had it all.

      Jamie had changed her, she went from wild and crazy, to domesticated and very happy. It wouldn’t be long until she had a baby in her belly, if she didn’t already. It was insane.

      Again I found myself wondering what the hell was wrong with me. Why hadn’t any of my relationships ever lasted the distance? Why didn’t I find any guy sexy and exciting enough to keep around? Half the time I just forgot that I was dating someone, and then it just fizzled out. It was pathetic really.

      Yeah, great, I muttered pitifully. I certainly didn’t want my bitterness to ruin my sister’s big day, but there was

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