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seeing the girl of his dreams.
    She nudged his shoulder with hers. “You okay?”
    “Uh-huh.”
    She placed a hand on his cheek, turning him to her. “I’m
sorry if I came on strong. Maybe that kiss was a mistake, but it just felt
right. It’s not like we don’t know each other. We’ve been talking for years.
These feelings are new and they scare me. Was I wrong to kiss you?”
    She thought his quietness was her fault. Guilt took over.
“No, no. I’m glad you kissed me. It was a dream come true.”
    She smiled. “You act like I’m some untouchable woman.”
    “You are. You have been. I’ve admired you for a long time,
but I think you know that.”
    She licked her lips and caressed his cheek. “I’m sorry it
took so long for us to get here.”
    He gazed into her green eyes, feeling like this was some
fantasy. He still couldn’t believe he was sitting in the back of his truck with
her.
    “I really want to kiss you again,” she said.
    He wanted that to, so he leaned forward, pressing his lips
to hers. The sweet taste of the Coke she’d drank met him. Soft and sensually,
he slid his tongue inside her warm mouth. This he could get used to. The way
she melted into him. It made him imagine she’d always wanted this the way he
had.
    She tightened her fingers in his collar and pulled herself
up until she straddled him. Her breasts rested against his chest. Holy fuck was
he hard as her center ground into him. Gripping her waist, he steadied her
before he came in his pants. That would be a tell-tale sign of his innocence.
    Her kiss trailed down his neck and he groaned. Images of her
taking him in her mouth entered his mind. Her red hair in his lap, his fingers
twirling it as she pleasured him.
    He held her shoulders and pushed her back. “I don’t want to
get too carried away.”
    “You’re right. We should stop.” She playfully tapped the tip
of his nose. “It’s been a long time since a man’s kiss turned me on so much.
You do just that, cowboy.”
    “Believe me, sweetheart, you’re not the only one turned on.”
    She smiled. “I like when you call me that.”
    Oh, crap. Had that word slipped out again?
    She ran her fingers through his hair. “Don’t be embarrassed,
and feel free to use it again.”
    He could sit there all night with her. “I better get you
home. I made you a promise.”
    She climbed off his lap. “That you did. I had a great time.
This was definitely one of my best dates.” She hopped out of the pickup bed. “I
expect to see you at Long Necks this weekend. Don’t be shy.”
    “Don’t worry. I’ll be there.” There was nowhere else he wanted
to be.

Chapter 7
     
    Braden found Tucker just where he expected—the bull ring.
His brother loved to take care of the beasts, and he had a way with them.
    “Morning.” Braden sat down on a bale of hay.
    “Your morning is gonna suck if you just sit there and don’t
help.”
    He chuckled. “All right. What do you need done?”
    “Water in the troughs.”
    Braden turned on the water spigot above the tin bin. “I
wanted to talk to you.”
    “What about?” Tucker pulled his gloves from his hands and
tossed them on a bench.
    “Girl stuff.”
    “Well, baby brother. When a man and woman like each other,
they—”
    “Smart ass.” Braden rolled his eyes. “I’m being serious.”
    “All right, lay it on me. I’ll do my best to help.”
    Tucker didn’t have a serious bone in his body about women
before Lauren came around. Until then, it was just ‘love them and leave them’.
Somehow he got away with it. There wasn’t a woman in town who disliked him.
    “Courtney and I went on a date last night.”
    “Whoa.” His eyes widened. “Guess she changed her mind.”
    “Yeah, and she kissed me.”
    “Hell yeah.” Tucker rubbed Braden’s shoulder.
    “It was awesome.” She’d tasted sweet. “I froze up though. I
wanted to touch her, but I didn’t know when.”
    “Dude, do what feels right. Don’t kiss a woman and