And he was cross with himself for not being able to get her out of his head. This was crazy. He didn’t have room for a relationship in his life. He’d made sure of that, filling his time with work and his horse. When he wasn’t at the hospital, he was at the stables. He went on team nights out with his colleagues, because he knew it was good for staff morale and helped to build solid working relationships; but he didn’t do relationships. Before Oliver’s accident, he’d never met anyone who’d tempted him to settle down—he’d been happy to keep his relationships light and just for fun. After the accident, he’d avoided personal relationships, not wanting to let anyone else down the way he’d let his family down. Louisa Austin was different. What was it about her that drew him so much? It wasn’t just the way she was at work—kind, efficient and professional with patients and colleagues alike. And it wasn’t just the way she was so selfless with her son. There was a calmness about her, a warmth, that made him want to stop driving himself so hard and just be.
What do You think about A Christmas Knight (2010)?
