Once Upon, a Christmas!
Sarah didn't expect much when she was asked to read the will of a great-aunt she barely remembered. Connor hadn't expected to have such strong feelings awakened in a mere chance encounter on a cold morning. Especially for someone he had lived with for so many years. But when the typical Christmas magic decides to arrive early, anything can happen. "We are all books waiting for someone to read us!"
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Me levo a sério, mas não perco uma boa brincadeira. Amo viver minhas paixões, seja uma lingerie nova, um biquini novo, um namorado ou uma pa...
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