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Piper Yates's father is the warmest, cheapest man alive. So when he hits a fresh-out-of-college guy with his car and breaks the poor man's leg, he does the only sensible thing: brings him home to recover.
Wesley Hale is tall, quiet, and turns scarlet at the slightest provocation. Piper — seventeen, incorrigible, and previously immune to every boy she's ever met — decides tormenting him is the finest sport ever invented.
He turns her down. Gently. Firmly. And then, one morning, he's simply gone.
Her father loses his phone number. There's a letter she never receives. And that should be the end of it — a small, silly memory from a clueless summer.
Until years later, a stranger's voice comes through her headset mid-match, and says her name.
A funny, aching, impossibly sweet romance about the one who got away — and came back.
