Bad Bunny’s Carrot by Ali Parker

I came to a small Kentucky farm town to fix a problem.

AKA my reputation.
The board wants me to smooth things over before Easter.
Simple.
Then I meet her.
And shortly after that? I meet her shotgun.
Now she calls me “Bad Bunny.”
Mocks my city shoes.
And insists I don’t know the first thing about real work.
Maybe she’s right, because now she has me doing things like fixing a dryer older than I am, feeding ducks that refuse to respect my authority, and planting carrots in a muddy field beside her.
Winning her over was supposed to be part of the job.
Except the longer I stay, the less I want to leave.
Turns out the woman who nearly shot me for trespassing also has a smile that makes my chest ache… and a heart big enough to fight for an entire town.
There’s just one problem.
To her, I’m the enemy.
The billionaire whose company destroyed everything she loves.
And if she decides that’s all I’ll ever be?
This Bad Bunny won’t just lose the farm.
I’ll lose the woman who somehow made a muddy chicken farm feel more like home than my billion-dollar life ever did.