Brodie’s grin lit up the night. “It’s a deal, if you teach me that ‘trajectory’ thing. I have a feeling my kayak rental business could use a spreadsheet.”
And on the last night, the four of them sat on the rickety porch of the beach cottage, eating messy s’mores and watching the sunset. Summer leaned her head on Fin’s shoulder. Mrs. Hart actually laughed—a real, unguarded sound—as Brodie dropped his marshmallow into the fire. summer hart momswap
Fin smirked. “You got a better deal. You got a second mom who doesn’t care if you fail. And I got one who makes sure I never settle for less than I’m worth.” Brodie’s grin lit up the night
The last thing Summer Hart expected to find on her private, pristine beach was a half-buried surfboard and a girl with flaming red hair yelling at a seagull. Summer leaned her head on Fin’s shoulder