Waiting on Christmas
This Christmas, a billionaire’s heart will find its true home.
Hannah
My mom’s got cancer and I’m doing the best I can to pay the bills and hold things together while she heals. But when my boss fires me from my job as a waitress in an epic form of public embarrassment, I want to crawl into a hole and never come out. That’s when I meet him.
Jack Marrow.
He’s a billionaire with a guilty conscience, and he must be crazy because he buys me the restaurant and then leaves town. Now I have to wait an entire year to see him again. He says he only comes to Willow Harbor on Christmas, and I’m starting to wonder if God sent me an angel in disguise.
Jack
As I watch the waitress with sad eyes get fired, I know I have to do something about it. It doesn’t hurt that she’s the most beautiful woman I’ve ever laid eyes on.
My ‘no falling in love’ rule should hold strong with Hannah Phillips, since I only visit Willow Harbor once a year on Christmas. Surely, only seeing her once a year will be enough to keep me from falling for her.
Or will it?
It doesn’t matter anyway. Once she finds out what I’ve done, she’ll never want to see me again.
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