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Most Eligible Baby Daddy | Chance Carter

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Even the Most Damaged Man Deserves a Wife and Baby Elle I'm a strong girl. I stand up for myself. But no one ever stood up for me before. At least, not until Forrester came along. He's my man and he knows it. Not only does he want me by his side, but he's begging me to give him a child so that his life can be complete and full of love. Forrester I was one of those people who thought they didn't deserve love. I thought it wasn't for me. I could get girls in my bed, sure, but it was never something real. I thought I was broken. Until I met Elle. She made me realize that I deserved true love after all. She changed my life. She healed me. And I would die for her now. If there's one thing I am, it's loyal. I'm so loyal to Elle I would give my life for her. Elle taught me that even the most damaged man, still deserves a wife and baby.

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Most Eligible Baby Daddy | Chance Carter

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This was such a great book. I am really glad I was introduced to the first of these books by Chance Carter. Although this book starts off very sad it does get better and better. Chance has a way of drawing you into the story, making it once again a book you can't put down.

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