Abused women get confused with certain things if enough abuse goes on long enough.
But would 'spoiling' or 'extravagance' be pain and feelings of abandonment?
Tom is only trying to look out for Sam in the best possible ways. He wants to destroy all her fears of a good life, just to let him be inside of her walls.
But could Sam learn Tom's type of love? Would it be 'good good'? Or 'bad bad'? But could there be a third path? One that mixes one fear with another fear but makes life pleasant for her?
Being on the knife's edge is a horrible thing: one side is terrifying because good is fake and one side is equally as terrifying because good is real.
See their coming together and how they feel for each other.
'The Skippers' is a multi-trilology saga and this is Book 2. All show women overcoming themselves and their adversities to earn their HEA. I do need to warn: for some women, there are scenes and language that might trigger.
