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Reviewer: snowgood (Signed) · Date: December 19, 2012 07:31 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
Sounds like alot of fun, but I'm sore just thinking about it!
Author's Response: Writing about it had my muscles cramping and twitching at the memories! O_O lol
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By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: apriln (Signed) · Date: December 14, 2012 02:39 PM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
I cant wait to see what Bella has planned for Edward, should be really good!
Author's Response:
Oh, she's got big plans... She does have a few sexy outfits to wear for him in the bedroom, after all ;)
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By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: janell (Signed) · Date: December 14, 2012 12:11 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
:)
Author's Response:
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: princess bella edward (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 08:10 PM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
I'm loving all this fluff. Bella did a great job with snowboarding! I know the first and only time I went skiing, it was for three full days ina row with my aunty, her husband and my cousins. I hated it. I couldn't do it, I fell over, I couldn't get the BOOTS ON and they were pressuring me all day every day to 'get back out there'. Yeah, not my most fun memory. I blame my mum. She couldn't ski either.
Although I am loving all this fluff, I need SOME complication. Just something littlem but something that will make me perk up and go 'what's going to happen now?!' Keep the fluff though. I can't get enough of that. A little drama to break it up would be nice though.
Loving this story. Can't wait for the next chapter!
Author's Response: I love the fluff, too! But don't worry, they will be tested. BUT, it's not something I want to drag out, and it will help Bella work through her insecurities. So, win-win :D
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By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: Bella_Cullen884 (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 10:40 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
Great chapter! I loved it and I can't wait to see what will happen next!
Author's Response:
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: twilightmomct (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 08:28 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
I love that they had a snowball fight! I'm not very fond of cold weather (due to health reasons), but I love snowball fights
Author's Response: SNOWBALL FIGHTS ARE THE BOMB! I love them so much! They make the cold weather worth it!
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: fanficfanVic (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 07:58 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
wow I would have broken my leg in 15 places and still smacked a tree...good job Bella enjoy your time there.
Author's Response: HAHA! I thought that on my first time out too. I only cracked my tailbone--for the fourth time ;)
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By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: mountainlion718 (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 06:27 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
She did a good job for her 1st time! ! She should take an Aleve to combat the soreness.
Author's Response: Yeah... She's determined, that's for sure. And I speak from experience when I say that it sometimes works against you--sore muscles and all! LOL!
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: smartin47 (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 04:25 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
I love this story!!!
Author's Response:
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: teacher (Signed) · Date: December 13, 2012 03:58 AM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
loved it and am glad you didn'r write Bella to be a whiny chick.
Author's Response:
Whiny Bella irritates me ;)
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By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: Suzanne02 (Signed) · Date: December 12, 2012 11:10 PM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
<3 this story!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response:
Thanks for reading and reviewing! So glad you're enjoying the story! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don't know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. "Wrong number."
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: kate89 (Signed) · Date: December 12, 2012 10:18 PM · On: Chapter 28. It's All Downhill from Here
I've been really njoying this story, keep up the great work!
Author's Response: I'm so glad you're enjoying the story! It's been a blast to write!!
Sorry for the delay in replying, but the holiday season's been more than a little hectic! Ch29 is with the betas, though :D
Thanks for reading and reviewing! Here's your teaser:
By the time we crawl out of bed, it’s after noon. Bella’s muscles are still a little stiff, but she assures me she feels better than she expected given how tight they were last night. I offer her some ibuprofen in hopes that it’ll help her out, and we have a shower together before heading downstairs to make lunch. While we eat, I suggest an afternoon stroll since the weather’s not so bad. Bella seems up to the idea, and after cleaning up the kitchen, we grab our jackets and gloves and head outside.
The air is still a little frigid, but the heat of the sun helps to ease its bite—even if only a little. I lead Bella for the trails I’ve been familiar with for as long as I can remember, and we talk about yesterday and what the rest of our day has in store for us.
“I’m sorry I went overboard yesterday,” she apologizes again—which is ridiculous, if you ask me.
“It’s fine,” I assure her. “I should have been paying closer attention. Besides, we have another five nights here to make up for it . . .” I lean in and kiss the spot below her ear. “And I plan to take full advantage of that fact.”
Bella laughs. “I’m sure you do.”
My phone vibrates in my pocket, so I grab it, just in case it’s some kind of emergency back home. One look at the screen tells me it’s not, though. It’s my ex. Irina.
I’m not sure why she’s trying to call me, and honestly, I don’t really care. I’m on vacation, so whatever it is she has to say can wait. She probably realized she’d forgotten something at the house. I hit ignore on my phone and slip it back into my pocket.
“Who was it?” Bella asks.
I don’t know why I do it—to save the awkwardness of telling her my ex was calling me, maybe?—but I lie. “Wrong number.”
xoxo,
AG1981
Reviewer: janell (Signed) · Date: November 07, 2012 11:10 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
:)
Reviewer: crazymama (Signed) · Date: November 05, 2012 03:26 PM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
Hmmm... famous last words.... I hope nothing does intrude on your perfect bubble, Bella!
Reviewer: Letpach29 (Signed) · Date: November 05, 2012 10:39 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
I loved their first night. Cant wait to find out what happens next!!
Reviewer: snowgood (Signed) · Date: November 05, 2012 05:54 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
Are you posting that somewhere?
Reviewer: princess bella edward (Signed) · Date: November 04, 2012 11:06 PM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
I've finally caught up! I've been so busy lately. I did inteand on reading each update, I even had each chapter open in my browser window, but somehow I never got around to it.
I'm enjoying their vacation so far! Not too sure about Heidi though... yes, there's no need to tell me she's engaged and poses no threat. I'm a wuss, I know. I don't deal well with ex's. Sue me. (please don't.)
Funny that I'd find time to read this during NaNo and be nearly three days ahead of schedule. Don't forget that mass of work waiting for me either. Ugh. Is is bedtime yet?
Reviewer: teacher (Signed) · Date: November 04, 2012 09:13 PM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
Loved it.....they r so sweet!
Reviewer: Naerts (Signed) · Date: November 04, 2012 07:32 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
I was just thinking the other day about your story, and then--BAM. There it was. Awesome chapter!
Reviewer: twilightmomct (Signed) · Date: November 04, 2012 06:46 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
I guess my own horrible experiences affect the way I react to THAT sort of sexual situations. To each his/her own. Looking forward to more adventures with the love birds
Reviewer: bellacullen18 (Signed) · Date: November 03, 2012 08:19 PM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
This is great please update soon
Reviewer: JayNahNah (Signed) · Date: November 03, 2012 03:43 PM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
Hot in the cold!! Very rewarding!
Reviewer: Suzanne02 (Signed) · Date: November 03, 2012 10:42 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE!! Can't wait for more!!!!!!!
Reviewer: Bella_Cullen884 (Signed) · Date: November 03, 2012 07:57 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
Great chapter!
If their first night is like this, I imagine they're going to have a lot of fun in Whistler. ;)
I'm looking forward to your next update!
Reviewer: helloimcheese (Signed) · Date: November 03, 2012 05:58 AM · On: Chapter 27. Recipe for Romance
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Brilliant
(sorry for the suspense!)
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