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She felt joy that she wasn't a dud, that she could actually enjoy immense pleasure when she'd once borne the scorn of a husband who'd called her frigid. "What are you thinking about, huh?" Oh shit, how does he always know? "Nothing, I wasn't thinking...." Her words got stuck in her lungs when his next lunge sent him past that rubbery place inside and beyond. "You don't fucking think when I'm inside you." His fingers tightened in her hair, as he now became the one with a point to prove. He was right, though, because pretty soon, she forgot about everything else but what he was doing to her. "Are you close? Good." She didn't know what he meant until she felt the emptiness, and a few seconds later, wet heat in the small of her back. She waited for what came next but nothing. Looking over her shoulder, she met cold, furious eyes. "Were you thinking about that fuck while I was inside you?" If she had been, she wouldn't have told him, not with murder in his eyes. "No, I wasn't promise
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She didn't know if she should be mad at him or herself for the way this always seemed to happen. If he wasn't so damn hardheaded, he would listen, and he would know that all she was doing was trying to move on from what was. That the reason her mind kept going back there was because things with him were so different, which is a good thing. Of course, he's the most irrational human being on the planet, so she'd likely never get the chance. The waitress greeted them like regulars and seated them in what was now their usual booth. He sat her on the inside and sat down next to her, facing the door. "Don't pout, sweetheart; we're fine." That was easy for him to say. He wasn't the one that felt like he was always messing up. And how was she supposed to fix things if he wouldn't even let her talk? He did his usual ordering for her and acted like there wasn't a big old elephant in the room. She was itching to bring it up but thought it might be better to leave it for later when they had
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Back at the apartment, he took her inside before unloading the truck. She was sitting just where he'd left her when he brought the last bag in. Lost, broken, hurt, fuck. He sat beside her and pulled her into his lap. "Go ahead and cry, baby." They'd been here before, and though he could have no idea what she was feeling, he knew it wasn't good. She didn't cry, though, just clung to him and sighed about a hundred times while he held her close. With his head on the back of the couch and hers on his chest, he let his mind go to work with what he had to do next. It was obvious that Jen's jealous obsession with her ran too deep for the other woman to leave well enough alone. And last night hadn't shown Kerryanne what was right in front of her face, and he was sure had been there forever, so he was gonna have to come up with another plan. Kerryanne wasn't even thinking she was just numb. She felt like a complete fool for falling apart like this. Was she going to react this way every ti
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Across town, Jen was paying a visit to the doctor's office. Today, she wasn't interested in putting on airs for the people in the waiting room or the airhead behind the reception desk; she had bigger fish to fry. "Wait, he has an appointment...." One glare was enough to have the ditzy blonde, as Jen was fond of calling her husband's receptionist piping down. If the little idiot weren't careful, she'd find herself fired. Jen was not in the mood today, and the way she was feeling right now, she needed a sacrifice. She didn't know what Paul saw in the idiot anyway. She pushed the stroller ahead of her and entered the office where Paul was looking over the charts of his next patient. "I've never been so humiliated in my life. You have to do something and now. I will not be shamed like this." She jumped right in without so much as a hello. "Okay-okay, calm down. What happened?" Paul wasn't sure all these months later if he'd made the right choice. In the beginning, things with Jen
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By the time Kerryanne came up for air the next day, she'd all but forgotten Jen and the baby. It wasn't that she was all the way over her hurt; that was gonna take a while. But after the way Kyle had loved her, the things he'd whispered to her when he was inside her or just holding her afterward, her heart had come a long way from the precipice it had been teetering on in that supermarket line. He'd helped her to see some things in a whole new light, though she still didn't believe his theory that Jen was jealous of her. How could that be? She would've seen it along the way over the years certainly if that were the case, wouldn't she? Or was it like he said, she'd thought so little of herself that she'd been blinded by the false friendship? She'd had to go back in her head to when they were kids when they'd first become friends. They hadn't been close until the first year in high school, that's true. Jen had always run with a different crowd. As she remembered it, it was after she'
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She was about to question his change of heart, but the sound of a motorcycle pulling up outside had her backpedaling fast. "Someone's at the door; we'll have to talk later, bye." Her heart all but beat out of her chest when she heard the key in the door, and she moved hurriedly away from the phone. He came in with sacks of food in his hands that smelt heavenly. She knew she had guilt written all over her face and was trying her best to keep it hidden. "Hey, Princess, you eat?" "Nope, just got through writing." She cleared her throat and looked towards the laptop on the table. She could feel his eyes on her and hoped he didn't ask her anything else about her morning. "Uh-huh, what is it? Spit it out." She wrung her hands and moved farther away from him. Kyle had been in a hurry to get back to her. He'd spent his morning stirring up shit that was gonna hit the fan in a day or two. A lawyer friend of his had promised to look into her divorce and, after hearing the details, had sw
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He was a ball of fury once he threw her across the bed and tore her shorts down her thighs. She laid there in between sexual heat and stark fear as he tore his shirt off over his head, kicked off his shoes, and lost his jeans. Kyle wasn't in the mood for softness. She'd gone too fucking far this time. He didn't even give her a cursory finger along her slit to test her readiness, just spread her legs, palmed his cock, and drove home. That scream she'd been hiding behind her teeth was finally set free. "You don't want this? Huh? Is that what you're saying to me?" He slammed into her body hard, lifting her back off the bed with the force of his thrusts. The frames on the walls rattled as he plowed into her like a madman. She forgot all about being afraid when her body reacted to his forcefulness by the third or fourth stroke. Talk about small-town morals and ethics. Hers went out the window as she opened her legs wider to accept him. She'd thought the last two days had awaken
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She was shaking like a leaf, and he knew just how to calm her down. "Let's get out of here. Get dressed." He left the room to make a call while she got dressed. The closing was in two weeks to give the lawyers and inspectors time to do their thing. But for all intents and purposes, the place was theirs. It was already off the market. He'd made sure of that. He wanted that little tidbit to hit the gossip mill as soon as possible. To help things along, he called gramps as soon as he rang off with the realtor. "Gramps." He looked behind him to make sure she wasn't coming. "I bought Kerryanne her house." The old man laughed and congratulated him over and over. "Get off the phone now, boy I gotta go tell Lucille the news." That's exactly what he was hoping for. "Okay, Gramps, I'll see you later." She came out of the room in a short skirt that swished around her legs and a cute little tank. Very un-Kerry-like, but gorgeous. He measured the length of the skirt to make sure it was long e
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