She signs his team's paychecks for the weekend. He counts every dollar his family owes. The math was never supposed to include each other.
Gabe Halloran runs Bramwell lacrosse the way he runs his family's debts: quietly, completely, and alone. Captain, long-stick midfielder, the man who covers every inch of ground so no one else has to. Then the program hires a new retreat coordinator, and the name on the clipboard is Beaumont.
Wren Beaumont walked away from her family's money and built a life nobody can take back from her. Coordinating a team of lacrosse players through a mountain retreat is a job, the captain with the careful eyes is a line item, and she has a system for men who look at her like that. The system did not survive the gear cabin.
A captain and the coordinator who runs his program's retreats cannot happen. Her career, his season, and four hundred miles of difference between a Buffalo diner and a Bedford trust say so. The math doesn't work. He does the math anyway.
The season ends in May. What he owes ends with her, or it never ends at all.
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