DARE-TO-LOVE-TRUTH-AND-DARE-DUET-COLLECTION-by-Lylah-James-pdfarchive

Lila
AFTER DESSERTS, Maddox and Colton disappeared. And I
knew exactly why.
“Boys! Who’s ready for Santa?” I called out. A chorus of
‘me’ were shouted and they all waited, eyes big with
anticipation.
“Can we open our presents now?” Noah asked,
practically dancing on his toes.
“Well, you have to wait for Santa to give them to you,” I
explained.
“But they are already under the trees,” Logan
complained. “Can’t we just take them?”
With my hands on my hips, I shook my head. “Nope.
Gotta wait for Santa. I want all four of you to sit down,
quietly while we wait for San–”
I barely even finished my sentence when the entrance
door slammed open and two huge figured walked in,
bringing in a cold wind and snow as they did.
Santa Claus and his Elf.
“Ho – ho – ho.”
I had to press my lips together, holding back a laugh at
how ridiculous both Maddox and Colton looked. It was a
tradition since Logan was born, but it never got less
hysterical to see them in their costumes.
Savannah took pictures while the Elf handed everyone
their presents. Santa had the boys on his lap, one by one as
they whispered their secrets in his ears and he granted
them their wishes.
Was it possible to fall even more in love? Because I did.
Every time I saw Maddox with our kids and how easily he