Wes Buchanan had made a solid name for himself as principal of Bridgeport High, where students liked him, teachers respected him, and parents trusted the fair way he handled trouble.
Nearly forty and still single, he was content with small-town life and a career that already felt complete.
That calm broke when the woman who had shattered his heart seventeen years earlier was hired as the new guidance counselor.
Forced to work with her every day, Wes had to put the old wound aside if the school was going to function.
He would not let her take over his life a second time.
