Diagnosis: Love
He stood up next to me, still completely nude, and leaned down to kiss me.
"Well, as much as I appreciate that, Deacon, I'm not quite ready to have people talking about me. Again." I thought about the papers and online reports from earlier this summer and felt a little sick all over again. Pushing that memory away, I bent over to retrieve my skirt and camisole. "Oh, and there is the little matter of my panties, which you might remember shredding last night out on your sofa. I might be a modern, liberated woman, but my mama would be horrified at the idea of me walking around the hospital all day without my underwear."
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