Only Three Challenges by Brynn Hale

There’s complications…three big ones. And they’re her students.

Gretchen:
I don’t mix business with pleasure.
When Weston James, father of triplets in my dance academy, comes into my office to fix a billing issue, I’m doing everything I can to remember my rules.
One, don’t get involved with a parent. It never works out.
Two, I love my students, but I’m not made out for parenthood.
Three, the future of my dance studio is solely on my shoulders. Don’t mess it up.
And I’m known for messing things up. Royally.
But sometimes even when life is messy, there’s beauty in the mess.
And Weston James is that beauty.

Weston:
When I walk into the instructor’s office, I’m expecting Mrs. Bernstein- a 64-year-old slightly grumpy studio owner.
But this is not Mrs. Bernstein.
No, it’s her daughter, and although she’s a lot less grumpy and a lot less hard-nosed, I can tell she has reservations about starting anything.
I do, too.
We both have a lot to lose.
But sometimes taking a chance is worth it.
Look at me, I’ve raised triplets from the very first day of their life, without their mother.
I know about challenges…
And I’m ready to over come this one, too.