Spring at Greenbrier Resort (Romance Book 6)

They share many similarities, yet love is forbidden between the wealthy and the staff. Marilla, determined to do anything for her family, decides to work at The Greenbrier resort bathhouse to provide her sister with the expensive sulphur spring baths recommended by the doctor. Despite working there, Marilla knows that her position as a staff member prohibits any romantic involvement with the guests. It is not worth jeopardizing her sister's health for her own happiness.

One day, her sister befriends a girl who is also staying at the resort due to health issues. Coincidentally, the girl has an older brother named Wes, who happens to be charming and handsome. As Marilla and Wes cross paths and spend more time together, they can't help but develop feelings for each other. However, they both know that pursuing anything beyond friendship is not an option due to their different social classes.

Wes, a wealthy guest at the resort, has aspirations for the future and plans to take over his family's business. Despite his growing attraction to Marilla, he wonders if she genuinely cares for him or if she is only interested in his wealth. Trust becomes a pivotal factor in deciding the fate of their love. Will they be able to overcome their differences and find the trust necessary to make their love succeed, or will these differences ultimately pull them apart?

In 500 words, the story explores the challenges faced by Marilla and Wes as they navigate the boundaries of love and social class. Their shared moments and growing attraction reveal the depth of their feelings, while internal conflicts and external obstacles highlight the complexities of their situation. Ultimately, the story poses the question of whether love can triumph over societal expectations and whether trust can bridge the gap between two individuals from different worlds.

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