I blinked and studied the man opposite me.Rhett Callahan looked almost exactly as he had a few years earlier. He still had that effortlessly arrogant air, that careless confidence, and a wardrobe that seemed determined to get him noticed.Right now, in fact, he was still wearing his stage clothes.Yes, the world-famous singer who'd just finished a sold-out concert, who hadn't even taken the time to change, was kneeling in front of me in the back of a car, carefully applying ointment to my injured hand.I shook my head. The contrast was ridiculous.In a matter of days, I'd discovered the lies, the betrayal, and the fact that my marriage hadn't been real.And now here was Rhett, so clean and untouched by all of it. Being around him felt like climbing out of a filthy swamp and sinking into a warm spring scented with fresh limes.He caught me staring.Naturally, he didn't look embarrassed. He knew exactly how handsome he was. He tilted his chin and gave me a wicked little smile.
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