CHAPTER 11
Whether it was from Jackson’s professed love or the new job at the library, Reagan found herself feeling like a different woman. She felt confident and energetic, perhaps for the first time in her life. And for once, she wasn’t completely dreading Valentine’s Day. In fact, the idea of having another reason to focus on their relationship was rather intriguing.
Jackson had, of course, made plans the weekend prior, for the couple to enjoy dinner together. He insisted that Reagan get all the seafood she desired. She had acknowledged the fact that he got pleasure out of trying to spoil her, though it was still difficult for her to accept all his acts of kindness. In addition to their evening out, Reagan told Jackson that there was one other thing that she would like to do. That bei
