Jessica glanced from her own weary reflection in the bar mirror to that of her sister. God, how could Janna look so peppy at a time like this? “Everything is wrong,” she mumbled and let her shoulders droop. She was this close to rolling into a fetal position on the floor and giving up. But her stubborn-hearted wolf kept her on her feet. We can do this! We can get our mate back! If she wanted him back, which she didn’t. And if he loved her, which he didn’t. He’d made that absolutely clear. “Jess, Simon is here. That’s a good thing.” She shook her head, wishing she’d never told her younger sister about the fling she’d had all those years ago. How deeply she’d fallen in love with the sweetest, studliest bear. How badly he’d broken her heart. “A good thing? Not so sure,” she said. Liar, her wolf scolded. “Of course it’s a good thing.” Janna’s hands swept around the saloon. “And look — we’ve got jobs in this great place.” Jessica let her gaze travel the room, stopping pointedly at the paint peeling off the window frames, the scrape marks on the floor, the rickety chairs that might or might not support a customer after a hearty meal.
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