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111 pages, ebook
First published November 24, 2014




“Surprise me. I love your surprises.”

“Sto morendo di fame per te e ho intenzione di mangiare questa.”

“Who else was ever going to get me and think I was awesome instead of disturbed?
Alex.
Only Alex.
Because he was awesome.”
[image error]“Waiting for Drew was like waiting for Christmas morning.”

“Thoughts of what I will take from you keep me from sleep and I touch myself where I long to touch you, how I need you to touch me. I will take the sweetness from you, Sugar. You are mine to take.”



“Without someone to take offense, one cannot give offense. That stated, values are important. Ethics are important. Morality, holding truths sacred, is important.”




















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before treating yourself to this little gem.
. Ninja At First Sight is also unique from the others because it is a how-they-met story. This is giving us a back-story that will come in handy for when we read HEN, also it lets us have the treat of more Greg, who is irrepressible and outspoken and completely hilarious. You may not want to, but you will fall in love with Greg, I guarantee it.
and giving it a go, or maybe it's sitting on your device as yet unread...Please do yourself a favor and grab this collection while you can! I can't let my Goodreads friends miss this.
"I have loved you,"
"I love you,"
"I will love you."
"his high cheek bones and the bridge of his undeniably masculine nose
His thick, dark brown hair was standing up and in spiky disarray
His jaw angular-his bone structure more a sharp trapezoid than a square
But his eyes... his dark, dark brown eyes were almond shaped...they struck me at once as expressive and cautious, curious and cynical.
his mouth was generous. He had generous lips, the bottom larger than the top giving him the appearance of a small frown or pout."
"His cold regard frightened me, but I was more brave than he was scary."
"I agree. Without someone to take offense, one cannot give offense. That stated, values are important. Ethics are important. Morality, holding truths sacred, is important."
"You don't like the idea of being owned? Of wholly belonging to someone?" He asked softly, his eyes warming and dipping to my neck before drifting to my lips.
"Other than to myself? No. I don't like the idea of being a possession. Do you?"
"Yes." He nodded slowly, his eyes no longer cautious, "Yes, I do quite like the idea of mutual ownership."
“Our marriage has nothing to do with the fact that he’s the best person I know and the most amazing man on the face of the earth. And it has nothing to do with the fact that I love him more than I love Star Trek and need him more than oxygen. Furthermore, marrying Nico had absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I can’t imagine living a single day without hearing his voice and his laugh and touching him and-”
‘Alex smiled at me. I smiled at him.
As he stood next to me, shoulder to shoulder, I shook my head, feeling a surge of wonder and love and gratitude that we’d found each other, because—really—who else in the world was this weird? Who else was ever going to get me and think I was awesome instead of disturbed?’

‘“Drew,” I said, my voice watery. “I’ve missed you. I’ve missed you so much. I need you.”
His mouth hitched to the side, his gaze softening. “There you are, Sugar…” His voice held traces of satisfaction and relief, as though he were finally seeing me, as though I’d just arrived.
He kissed the side of my mouth and whispered, “I’ve missed you, too.”
“I love you,” I said though my chin wobbled, because I did love him. I understood what he meant when he’d said it earlier and why he’d said it three times.
He loved me, he was loving me now, and he would love me in the future.’
“If a husband were at the whim of his wife, it would be called emasculating. But when it’s the reverse, it’s acceptable?”
“That’s not true.”
“Which part?”
“You don’t like the idea of being owned? Of wholly belonging to someone?” he asked softly, his eyes warming and dipping to my neck before drifting to my lips.
“Other than to myself? No. I don’t like the idea of being a possession. Do you?”
“Yes,” he nodded slowly, his eyes no longer cautious. “Yes, I do quite like the idea of mutual ownership.”



