She came back for two boxes. He had dinner waiting.
Cormac Flanagan is Ryan’s father. Forty-six, owns the estate outright, and he has been watching Jade come to his table for two years with the patience of a man who knows the difference between not yet and never. It’s October. Ryan made his choice in February. The table is set for four.
Killian is Ryan’s older brother. Twenty-nine and furious about most things—what Jade does to him specifically is a whole new category of furious.
Ryan is the one who lost her. He’s not leaving. He’s going to earn it back.
Three Flanagan men. One kitchen table. And something about this vineyard that has always felt like home.
Ryan decided she was negotiable. These men don’t.
