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361 pages, ebook
First published July 26, 2015
And my case of blue balls may kill me, he thought, not remembering the last time he was hard and could not pound into a willing woman. (Vinny's inner thought)
“I don’t know if you remember, but we met the last time you took a flight out to California. We had a very good time the night you were there.”(their flight attendant)
“You up for another romp, handsome? Like last time, we can all have a good time,” (two blonde bimbos)
“Yeah...about that...Listen, I’m not going to lie, Annalissa. I’ve been the kind of man who worked hard and I admit I’ve played hard. Haven’t been too particular about who I fuc...had...um...sex with.”
He stammered, realizing how pathetic he sounded. Suddenly the joke from his buddies about being a fuck ’em and leave ’em guy did not make him very proud. In fact, he felt rather ashamed. He peered into her face, seeing a look of misery. Oh Jesus, how do I make this right?
“It was only ever physical. Just two people acting on a physical need. Never, ever did I feel an emotion with any of them.”
“What I feel for you has nothing to do with games. You’re strong and funny. You’re beautiful and sexy, without even trying. You make me feel things that I’ve never felt. And all I want right now is to kiss you. But you gotta do it. It’s gotta come from you.”
“You deserve more than a kiss where we are now. But know this and take it down deep in your soul...you’re not just a job to me. But you are my mission. Keeping you safe. Keeping you happy. Keeping you.”
“Okay, baby. Here it is. I want you and I want to see where this goes. You stopped being a job to me, but wanting to make you happy and wanting you with me, is my mission now.”
Thoughts of all other women fled from his mind. There was no one. No one for him, but the beautiful woman in his arms.
“Because I never cared about anyone before you. Because I’ve fallen in love with you. And because the thought of anyone else seeing a part of you that’s only for me, makes me crazy,” he confessed nervously.“You...you love me?” she whispered, forgetting to breath.
“Yeah, but I know a man like me doesn’t deserve someone like you,” he said, his eyes gazing deeply into hers. Give me a chance, baby. Please. He watched her own eyes tear up. Stepping closer, he reached his hand out to touch her cheek. “Breathe, baby,” he reminded.
She gasped as she leaned her face into his hand. The warmth of his touch melted into her.
“Tell me I’ve got a chance. I know I’ve live wild and rough, but please tell me that you might feel something for me too.”
(...)
“I think I fell in love with you somewhere between Indiana and Kentucky.”
“Lived hard, baby. Seen things I wish I hadn’t seen. Done things I wish I hadn’t done. But when something comes along that’s right and you know it’s right? You don’t sit around just twiddling your thumbs.”