She gasped, and her eyes widened.
He opened the box, showing her the enormous heart-shaped diamond ring with a white-gold band. “I want to share my life with you, Whitney. I know how much you love being on the ranch, and I love being there with you.” He caressed her cheeks that were now wet from the tears sliding down her face. “I was hoping you loved me enough to want to become rancher’s wife.”
Her smile grew as she nodded. “There’s nothing I’d like better.”
He took her hand and slipped the ring on her finger. “It looks good on you.”
She threw her arms around his neck and stared into his eyes. “Youlook good on me.”
He waggled his eyebrows. “I do? Why don’t you show me what you mean.”
Shaking her head, she rolled her eyes. “What I mean is that you have made me so happy, and because of that, people have noticed the change in me.”
He nodded. “I’m glad, but...” He leaned closer. “I still want to see that first suggestion.”
She laughed and captured his mouth with hers. This car wasn’t the place to make-out, but for now, he’d make it as comfortable as possible.
Zack didn’t care how much money it took, but he was going to give his soon-to-be wife the best life she’d ever had. Then again, they were both comfortable in their jeans and flannel shirts at the ranch. Perhaps they didn’t need his billions after all.
There was definitely no dollar amount on love. Because with Whitney, it was priceless.
THE END
