All I Need – AK Evans (1)

“I’m just being reasonable by not making ridiculous demands of her,” I ended. “Well, a word of advice,” Kingston said. “Don’t wait too long and let her leave town.” I didn’t want to consider that possibility. “You know, I don’t understand why any of you are giving me a hard time about taking things slow with her. Even if that’s what I’m doing, I’m still way ahead of all of you. The only special ladies any of you have in your lives are your moms and sisters.”

“Ouch, Taj. That was a low blow,” Archer groaned. “We’ve got other women in our lives.” I rolled my eyes. “Yeah. Okay.” Having put them in their place, the conversation quickly shifted. I was only half paying attention because I continued glancing at Olivia. From what I could tell, she was having a ball and soaking up the opportunity to make friends.

Before I knew it, the night was over, and I’d taken her back to her apartment. “This was so wonderful tonight,” Olivia sing-songed as we stopped in front of her door. It felt so much like the end of a first date, where all I wanted to do was kiss her before I went home. “I had such a great time.” “I’m glad you enjoyed yourself. I promised it would be fun.” In a move I hadn’t anticipated, Olivia reached for my hand and squeezed.

“Thank you for inviting me to go. It’s no secret you’ve done so much for me since the day I arrived here weeks ago, but I’m not sure anything compares to what you did tonight.” I could barely think straight for how much I liked feeling her hand holding mine while she looked at me with such softness in her eyes.

“Lou’s has been a tradition. It’s not like I planned some extravagant thing.” Olivia shook her head. “No, Taj. It’s so much more than just the event.

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Evans About the Author 1kitap1.com/en ONE TAJ FRESHLY FALLEN snow crunched beneath my feet as my legs carried me through the bustling streets. There wasn’t anything I minded about this. The cold, the snow, my hometown—I loved it all. This time of the year was one that I’d lived for, even when I’d been a kid in school.

I preferred the bitter cold winters to the heat of the summer. Maybe that was because I’d grown up in a snowboarding family. All my friends did, too. And the sport had become the center of my life in so many ways. Now, at twenty-seven years old, I could appreciate this time of year even more than ever. As I continued moving toward the center of the town, I took in those who passed by me.

There were very few who seemed as unaffected by the cold temperatures as me. Maybe they had similar reasons for being so. But even those folks who appeared not to be wearing nearly enough layers were just as cheerful. And that could likely only be explained by what we were all doing here today. I stepped into the crosswalk, made it to the opposite side, and took the final few steps into the park. Today, one week and two days past the Thanksgiving holiday, was Rising Sun’s annual Christmas tree lighting.

It was a relatively new tradition that had started back when I was just ten years old.

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