Carly angled a glance at Reed. How could this man possibly look better every single time she saw him? He grinned down at her and tightened his fingers around hers. “It’s been nearly a month since we met.” Her heart skipped a beat. Twenty-six days, to be precise. It seemed like much longer. She’d never been more comfortable around a guy. Well, more comfortable might not be the right term. He also unsettled her like no one else ever had. On how many of those twenty-six days had they spent the evening together? Wandering the park, taking his canoe out to the lake, or hanging out with the group? Most of them. Now Carly squeezed through the crowd at the farmers’ market, clinging to Reed’s hand. “There must be eighty vendors here. They’ve got everything.” He leaned closer so she could hear him. “The Sandon Valley is one of the few pockets of agricultural land in the interior of BC. We do grow practically everything. Haven’t you been to the market here before?” She shook her head as they found an eddy in the stream of people.
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