Kylie is anxious to get out of the dating world and have a relationship with someone that is real. Despite the way Braxton tends to suck the air out of her lungs, Kylie knows that he is nothing but trouble. Braxton is just another player and Kylie doesn't want to be just another notch on his belt.
But Braxton isn't the man that Kylie thinks he is. The real reason that he's with so many different women is simple. Braxton can't be with the woman he wants so he goes towards women who is knows he could never see himself with fully. Because the woman he really wants to be with is Kylie.
Braxton wants to be with Kylie, he wants to have more than just a friendship with her. But there's always something in the way of that friendship ever becoming more. So he stays her friend, watching Kylie date men who are too stupid to realize just how good she is. But there's always this worry that the next guy will realize just how special Kylie is and will take her away from him forever.
Always Have was yet another book that started out on a good note but after a while it began to lose my interests. At first I was into this book but after a while it started to sound like other friends turned lovers books that I have read. But the problem was, this one just didn't hold a candle to others ones that I have read and that made it hard to care about what I was reading. In my opinion Always Have is a book that could be skipped if you want to read a book like this I think that there are better ones out there.
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