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Eight years ago, Wyatt Callahan lost his wife in a storm. Since then, the widowed rancher has dedicated his life to his children, his ranch, and keeping everyone he loves safe. He doesn’t date. He doesn’t flirt. He doesn’t let anyone get close. Not because women haven’t tried. Every woman in Cedar Creek has either had a crush on Wyatt Callahan, tried to set him up, or knows someone who has. He is the handsome cowboy everyone wants — successful, loyal, and the devoted father of two. The problem? Wyatt has no interest in being anyone’s second chance. Then Y/N arrives in Cedar Creek. She isn’t impressed by his reputation. She doesn’t see the town’s biggest catch. She sees the stubborn, grumpy rancher underneath — the man who carries his grief quietly, loves his children fiercely, and refuses to believe he deserves happiness again. Y/N doesn’t try to fix Wyatt. She doesn’t replace Hannah. She simply becomes part of his life. But when Wyatt realizes he’s falling for her, he has to face the one thing he’s spent eight years avoiding: Loving someone new doesn’t mean he loved the person he lost any less.