Create a similar story with title, different names of characters, location set and please keep the lesbian details.

After the death of her husband, Dylan Lake’s ability to trust in others is shattered. Her life is thrust into turmoil between caring for Emma, her seven-year old handicapped child, and working hard to make ends meet. Dylan doesn’t have time to pursue a romantic relationship. Finding that one special person only happens in dreams. When fate keeps throwing Dylan and Kat together, Dylan finds her attraction to Kat something she can’t ignore. Will her trust issues stop her from letting Kat into her and Emma’s life? 
Leaving her old job and moving halfway across the country were the scariest things Kat Anderson had ever done. Starting a new life and career takes priority over any foolish notion of a fairy-tale future of romance and love. Kat’s attraction to Dylan is time taken away from building a new business. Can Kat juggle love and duty to find her Happy Ever After? 
Welcome back to Garriety, the town with an open heart, and home to some of the quirky and warm characters from Add Romance and Mix. Join Kat and Dylan on their quest for true romance with a little help from Kat’s sister Briley and her family, along with a host of new characters. 

Kat takes her niece out for dinner and meets Dylan for the first time. 
Kat set Griffin on the floor, with a warning to stick close to her, picked up the tray, and made their way to the register. As soon as the woman behind the counter turned toward them, Kat was glad she’d set the tray on the counter, or else she would have dropped it, as her heart thudded in her chest almost painfully. 
Dark curly blond hair framed a pair of dazzling brown eyes. She’d never had a reaction to a woman like this before. Underneath the woman’s make-up, Kat could see a faint dusting of freckles that enhanced her beauty. Snap out of it. 
“What can I get you to drink?” As the woman rang up the items on their tray, Kat couldn’t get her mouth to work. 
Griffin reached up and placed her hands on the counter. “Milk.”
The woman leaned over the counter. “Hello there, sweetie. Milk?”
“Please.”
“Well, aren’t you a cutie.” She retrieved Griffin’s milk. “And what can I get for 
you...or should your daughter order for you?” Her eyes twinkled.
That pulled Kat out of her stupor. “Niece. She’s my niece and I’ll have—water’s 
fine. Water.” Kat cursed her lack of suave.
The woman held back a snicker. “Water it is.” She left and came back a moment 
later. “That will be fifteen forty-eight.”
Without a word, Kat dug in her pocket for her wallet and handed over a twenty. As 
the woman accepted the money, Kat noticed a rainbow bracelet on her wrist. It looked like the same one Briley wore that she received when she volunteered at Garriety’s LGBTQ summer fundraiser a few summers back. Though, not a clear indication that she was gay, it was a positive sign. “Keep the change.” 
“Thanks.” 
Quickly, Kat picked up the tray, spun around, then spotted an empty table in the corner and directed Griffin to hurry to it. After Kat set the tray on the table, she jerked around at the touch on her arm. 
“Sorry,” the woman said, and took a step back. “I thought she might need a booster seat.” 
“No problem. Really.” Kat smiled, hoping she didn’t look deranged. “Thank you.” Seeing her out from behind the counter added to Kat’s distress. The woman stood a head shorter than her and the jeans and Polo showed off the woman’s curves to perfection. Breathe, Kat, breathe. 
“You’re welcome, Kat.” She must have noticed Kat’s startled look. “Your name’s on your shirt.” She looked to the stitched name on Kat’s shirt pocket. 
Kat looked down. So it was. She would have to thank Kyle for suggesting that. Get it together. Good lord, Briley had more game than she did. “If you know my name, it’s only fair I know yours.” That she could complete a sentence made her proud. It was a start. 
The smile that blossomed on the woman’s face and the emergence of two adorable dimples was almost Kat’s undoing. “Dylan. I hope you enjoy your meal. Someone’s already started.” The twinkle in her eyes came back as she turned and walked away. 
When Kat registered what Dylan said, she turned to find Griffin standing on her tiptoes eating a tater tot.