When We Met (Moments In Boston #2)

Emily Beer, creamer, and leftover Chinese food—the fridge staples, of course. Balloons were floating high in the air, T-shirts imprinted with pictures of the runners, posters held by shouting spectators. Wow.” As a Boston native herself, Emily compared all men to Boston-raised celebrities; in her eyes, they were the most attractive. When he finally arrived, there was dinner waiting, a whole spread of sushi from a restaurant he loved down the street.