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| Unhindered By The Fear Of Being Caught

At the wedding, Joan had used her interest in meeting her best friend’s new man to cover up the fact that she wanted to know more about Elliott., which was not an easy thing to do when Elliott’s mere presence in the room had caused her mind to stray and her ears to listen to everything he said. More than once she’d had to ask Bonnie, “I’m sorry, what did you say?”Elliott was extroverted, extremely confident, ridiculously charming, and had a smile that could make your panties slide off even when you were still wearing your pants. He was trouble and unfortunately for her, trouble was something she loved. But then, breakfast had come to an end and he had just waved her goodbye without asking for her phone number. There and then, she decided to forget him completely. And then…BAM. There he was walking right up to her on the day she’d won a case she’d worked over a year on. She couldn’t help but wonder if this was the universe's way of offering her a present as she took in his fantastic
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| The Decision

Elliott looked up at Nate just in time to collect the offered glass when it came. But then, his eyebrows rose in curiosity when he noticed Nate's attire. “You’re dressed in sweats.” Nate sat in the leather chair opposite and leaned back in his wrinkly white t-shirt, spreading his legs wide, one bare foot thrown on the coffee table. His thick dark hair was a mess and his green eyes were filled with interest in what was going on with his friend. “Well, that's because Bonnie made me wear it. She met with a potential new client in the morning and insisted I went with her to handle the fallout since I keep her up all night.” Elliott nodded with his forehead all bunched up. “Of course you did. You always do” Nate stared at him, momentarily startled. “Has it been that bad?” Elliott’s smile flashed. “Eleven times. Eleven???” Nate frowned. “Eleven times what?” His eyes widened. “You’ve been counting?” “Dude,” Elliott chuckled as he raised the glass to his lips. “Like I can help it. You k
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| Pack Bond

After the toast, Nate held out his hand for the glass. Elliott accepted the silent offer of a refill and watched as his best friend since eighteen walked to the bar they bought together. It was the first thing they’d gotten after the renovation was complete. They didn’t have it built in because they’d agreed there was always a chance they’d move the room around when inspiration hit. He and his three pack mates were constantly reading books about other architects, standing respectfully on the shoulders of those who’d come before them by learning everything they could from their legacies. They borrowed ideas and made them their own as all artists did in the exploration of their voice. So knowing they might reconfigure the furniture, they’d embedded into the bottom of the bar wheels you couldn’t see without crawling on the ground to look. You’d never guess it wasn’t permanent. Nothing ever is, is it? Elliott couldn't help but wonder to himself. “I know what you’re thinking.” Elliott g
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| All-out Bachelor Life

“He’s dead,” Danny said with justice sparking his eyes. “I kept tabs for a while and that’s how I heard. They don’t like pedophiles in prison. All the inmates have kids so…it wasn’t long.” “Good. I’m glad he’s dead,” Nate muttered. Darrell agreed. “Me too.” “That makes four of us,” Elliott asserted, his eyes hard. He glanced at Danny. “But it was also you who thought we should do what we do now, wasn’t it? I’m trying to remember.” Darrell clarified, “Whenever we see it, we’ve gotta handle it.” They all made noises of agreement. Elliott leaned forward on his elbows. “Yeah, it was Danny who said we were lucky to still be alive after the war, lucky to still have these gifts. Night vision. Sensitive smell, superior hearing…” Danny waved his hand to shut up his friend. “Yeah, yeah. We all know what we can do.” Elliott reached over and smacked him. “I’m repeating the way you said it, fucker.” He continued, doing a respectful impression on his friend. “Strength, speed. We should use t
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| Bad Timing

Lying naked next to Lanka after four hours of fucking on the newly relinquished couch, kitchen counter, wall by the front door, and finally bed, he inhaled, satisfied. “We did a bang-up job changing the energy in here. Forgive the pun.” She laughed languidly, “I won’t.” He smiled and put his hands behind his head, bending a knee, the covers beneath him. Lanka traced the muscles on his sweat-beaded chest with a red painted fingernail, her long dark hair all over the place. “You want me to sleep over?” His smile froze. “You don’t have a roommate anymore. Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up in the morning and get some coffee, and have breakfast?” She traced his nipple with light circles. “It’s eleven and you wore me out. Why don’t I just stay over here?” She kissed it and laid her head on him, closing her eyes and smiling serenely. Elliott stared at the ceiling wondering what to say. His spirits took a nosedive as he realized this night wasn’t going to end well. “You can’t stay over, Lank
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| Worst Timing Ever

Standing in the hallway on his brand new welcome mat, pushing light-brown shoulder-length hair from a frowning forehead, was the woman he’d run from just yesterday. That she’d be standing here with confused blue eyes flitting from him wearing only a blanket to Lanka, was about the last thing Elliott wanted or saw coming. But he had to admit, she looked pretty freakin’ cute with her face all screwed up like that, her features reflecting her realization of what she’d just walked into. In his fantasies, she’d been more sultry and dressed like a stripper, but the All-American charm she was sporting was even more appealing. Lanka slammed one hand onto her jutted hip, still holding the door open as Joan checked her out, raking a discerning glance from their heels upward. Where Lanka was dressed for a night on the town, Joan wore faded, ripped-up blue jeans, a short cream coat over a deep blue sweater, and black sneakers. He smiled and exclaimed, “Joan!” trying to act normal. “Come in. Lan
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| Innocent Or Guilty?

Elliott was so focused on Joan's every movement that at first he didn’t know who she was talking about. Then his eyes widened and with more energy than he needed to use he announced, “Oh, Lanka’s not my girlfriend.” Joan frowned. “Then why is she so pissed?” “Because she’s not my girlfriend.” Joan’s bright blue eyes transformed instantly to judgmental ice. “I see.” They stared at each other and he leaned back and scratched his head with both hands, resting one foot on the coffee table to make a tent. “Don’t look at me like that.” “Look at you like what?” She feigned innocence and walked to stand against the wall by the TV. He exhaled, the distance abating his wolf’s thrashings. He needed her far away, or very, very close. “You want to take off your coat?” “No.” He chuckled uncomfortably. “Okay.” “Don’t look at you like what?” she asked again, crossing her arms and making her coat bunch up. As she waited for his reply he got a really good idea of how she looked in the forbiddin
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| Tread Carefully Or Flat-Out Run

“Almost done! Just gotta throw something on,” Elliott called out. “Okay! Take your time,” Joan called back, foot tapping. Pulling her keys from her jacket pocket, she fiddled with them for something to do, looking down and reading the fine print on her yoga pass. The door opened and she casually looked up and smiled. Her eyes flickered as he walked into the room wearing blue jeans that hugged him in all the right places, a burgundy graphic t-shirt that read, “Love To Protect,” and black sneakers. He rubbed his head with one hand and pointed at his shoes with the other. “I have black sneakers, too.” She smiled. “I see that.” He grabbed a black jacket from where he’d left it on the back of the couch and held her eyes as he walked to the coffee table. With a graceful motion, he dipped down to get his keys. She couldn’t take her eyes off him, and he hadn’t looked away from her either. He stood tossing his keys from hand to hand, and his dimple flashed. “And I’ve got keys, too. Only I t
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| Done Playing Games

Elliott smirked, leaned in close, and made love to her neck’s soft skin with the heat of his whispering breath. “Most women would have waited until the bartender finished making those drinks, for their water…but not you. Most women wouldn’t hold my looks the way you do every time I stare at you. Looking someone in the eye isn’t an easy feat. But you? You don’t shrink back from me at all. And when I left yesterday on the street? You didn’t look back to see why I rushed into that cab. You just walked off like you didn’t give a shit.” Her blood throbbed in her head as he leaned back and picked up his glass. When he met her eyes, she smiled, “I didn’t give a shit.” As he studied her, his face darkened. “Don’t lie to me.” Her eyelashes fluttered with a fading smile. He turned away, picking up his glass and staring off. Thrown, she looked in the mirror behind the bar to discover him not watching her this time. He was miles away and she wanted him back. “I’m sorry. I was…teasing.” He gav
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| Between Reality And Euphoria

Joan did as she was told. She unbuttoned the jacket and let it fall to the ground around her sneakers. “Take those off, too,” Elliott commanded and Joan kicked them off and bent to slip out of her socks, but then halted when he said, “Did I say you could take off those?” She straightened up and shook her head, the delicate scent of her arousal returning. A human male would never have detected the gentle sexy fragrance from here, but he wasn’t human. “Take off your sweater and let me see the color of your bra. I've been fantasizing about those for so long it hurt.” She reached around her waist and pulled the soft acrylic fabric over her head, hesitating a moment with her face masked to let him look at her pale pink, lacy bra. He went rock hard in an instant and rasped, “Off.” She dropped the sweater to the floor. He tore off his own black, thin jacket and tossed it aside. Licking his lips, Elliott stared at the crotch of her jeans, imagining what she looked like underneath. “Take tho
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