I couldn’t believe I had gone from being a single dad to a father of three in the space of a year. Moving back home to reconnect with the one woman I’d lost made everything seem right.
Madison saw me as a man who had everything he wanted, someone who didn’t have a flaw. She soon discovered them, though, as she moved into the house.
“Hunter! The laundry basket’s in the corner. Why is it so hard for you to put your clothes in there?”
I hugged her waist, even though she hated me doing so lately. She was so self-conscious about her body after giving birth to our daughter.
“Well, because I have eyesight problems.”
“It’s as if all you men have this disease,” she said, moving my hands away. “Alex is going down the same path, and he’s not even a man yet.”
“If you know that we’re all the sa
