Evie had initially thought that Ezra would eventually fall back into his old ways and stop being consistent with her, but she was proven wrong. It was evident that he was genuinely invested in what he wanted, and what he wanted was her.
Every morning, she woke up to find that he had made breakfast for her, just as he promised. Not once did he skip a day, and she couldn't fathom how he seamlessly transitioned from his typically withdrawn self to being so attentive. It was as if he was fully committed to making her happy.
Each night, when they met, dinner was waiting for her – something he hadn't even guaranteed, but he did it anyway, which took her by surprise.
He paid attention to the smallest details she mentioned and consciously learned about her preferences to cater to her likes.
Take the day she received a package at work, for instance. Evie scrutinized the brown box, skepticism creeping in; she hadn't ordered anything.
"Are you sure?" she asked the delivery man.
