Kevin by Ruth Colby

Jenna:
I walk back out to pick up another load and smack into a brick wall. I look up, and the wall is actually a chest that belongs to one of the most handsome men I have ever seen. Tall with dark hair and startling green eyes, muscles for days, I almost swallow my tongue.
My dirty blonde hair is in a messy bun on top of my head, I am wearing an old sweatshirt and jeans, no make-up, bags under my grey eyes and I am sure men that look like this don’t go for short, curvy girls.
“I am so sorry I need to be careful and watch where I am going.” I smile up at him as soon as I find my voice. He really does look like the man chest covers on romance novels.
The more time I spend with Kevin, the more I can see myself falling for him. I know that it could be dangerous; he might not be looking for anything but an easy friendship. Putting those thoughts out of my mind, I am determined to just enjoy the evening.

Kevin:
My date with Jenna was one of the best nights of my life. Jenna and I ate and laughed, talking about everything from our jobs to past relationships, favorite colors, and everything in between. I was attracted to her, of course, she is a beautiful woman, but it was more than that. Jenna gives me this sense of coming home that I never had with anyone else. I love Jenna’s laid-back way of approaching life. It feels as if we just fit together. I know now that whatever magic Silver Springs has over the Shaw brothers, it has taken me with it. I am in love with Jenna.