Today. Tomorrow. Always (Free Falling, #3.5)
By Raven St. Pierre
Today. Tomorrow. Always.
a Free Falling novella
? March 2015, Raven St. Pierre Cover Photo courtesy of The Reed Files
Cover design by Najla Qamber Designs
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Synopsis
Events and decisions of the past almost cost her everything, but she was given a second chance.
He marvels at the beautiful life that almost slipped through his fingers, vowing never to let anything come between them again.
The memory of being apart lingers with both Sam and AJ, but those days are long gone. Now that the dust has settled, all that remains is their unwavering love and an impenetrable bond many have tried and failed to break.
“Today. Tomorrow. Always.” is a glimpse into the life this couple has managed to build together and a chance to catch up with old friends you’ve grown to love throughout the Free Falling series.
A note to fans of the Free Falling Series…
This one’s for you—all of you.
Upon releasing what I originally intended to be the final chapter of Sam and AJ’s story, the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. However, one thing readers seemed to be feeling collectively, with all the hardship the couple experienced, was a longing to also be a part of Sam and AJ’s happier times. Just let me say that I heard you, each and every one, so for that reason, I wrote this novella to share a side of these two that you didn’t get to see in the other three installments. It’s drama-free and upbeat, all while still embodying the same feel of the rest of the series. I really, really hope you all enjoy it and I can’t wait to read your feedback in the reviews!!!
Love you guys from the bottom of my heart, Raven
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Chapter One
AJ
A set of small hands reached up and the little guy attached to them stared at me with watery eyes. He had the hardest time accepting that I had to first put my things down before picking him up. With a fistful of my pant leg gathered in his hand to steady himself, he followed me over to the counter where I placed my keys, a few pieces of mail, and my suit jacket. This was the warm greeting he always gave when I came home from work and I found myself looking forward to it every day.
With my hands free, I stooped to take him into my arms. The second I did, a big grin spread across his face, showing off two teeth on the top and two on the bottom as his pacifier clattered to the tiled floor. Gentle pats hit both sides of my face as he gurgled a few syllables.
A sound from the living room led me in that direction, carrying Anthony with me as I left the kitchen.
“Is that mommy in there?” I asked him.
He gave a big nod.
“Good. Let’s go get her.”
Turning the corner, the sound of my steps no longer echoed throughout the house as I made it onto carpet. There, on all fours with her head and arm underneath the couch, was Sam. Whatever she was searching for, she looked good doing it.
“Now that’s what I call a greeting.”
She laughed when she heard my voice, but continued to fumble around under the couch. “Hello to you, too, and quit being nasty.”
I tilted my head to the side for a better view. “You can’t have all that in my face and expect me not to say something.”