“I would so love to see you try,” she argues with a quiet, disbelieving laugh. As tiny as she is, she doesn’t doubt the threat. How easy it would be to throw her over their knee, but because she’s tiny? She’s also fast, so really, they’d have to catch her first. With a small step backwards, she raises her brow at them. She’s pushing her luck; she know sit, but Rosie Callahan has lived her entire nineteen years pushing buttons. Why stop now?









