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with more lemonade and a couple of beers for the guys. She seemed to like Jack almost as much as Devlin. Janet ignored them all and tried to finish filling out her application. After twenty minutes she'd only gotten through one page. She was about to give up and leave when she glanced up and saw that Jack was staring at her again.
                  He looked… Jesus! Damn if he didn't look like she'd hurt his feelings! He caught her looking at him and abruptly stood up. The next thing she heard was the sound of his bike tearing out.
                  He'd left without a word to anyone.
     
     
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                  Jack was staring at the door of the clubhouse bar. He was watching to make sure Janet didn't show up and ruin his night. He really was hoping her parents had told her to stay home tonight.
                  God, he was such a liar.
                  He'd been in a tailspin all day. First he'd walked into Kaylie's yard to see Janet looking like a barefoot princess. With no makeup, and her flaming red hair loose around her shoulders, she'd looked like something out of a fairy tail. Jesus, who knew a sundress could be so arousing. He'd finally decided he was going to have to do something about this insane attraction he was having to the girl. She'd chosen that moment to be a complete brat and ignore him!
                  He sipped his ginger ale and stared down at it disgustedly. What he needed was a real drink. It was getting late and Dev had already left with Kaylie. Nobody needed him for anything. It had been a long time since he indulged in more than an occasional beer but he wanted to numb himself to these unwelcome feelings the girl was bringing out in him.
                  To hell with it.
                  Jack strode across the bar and put his empty glass down in front of Donnie, who was lazing around back there while the prospects did all work as usual.
                  "Tequila."
                  Donnie quirked his eyebrow at Jack but didn't hesitate to pour him a shot. He held up a cold beer chaser and Jack nodded. Donnie watched him as he downed the shot and the beer in less than a minute.
                  "Another?"
                  Jack nodded again. It was going to be a long night.
     
     
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                  Janet stared at her open window. She'd been stuck in her bedroom all night. Her mother had been especially annoyed that she'd gone to Kaylie's house without asking, not caring that they'd been studying. She's sent Janet to her room immediately following dinner. Without her phone.
                  She'd read a magazine, she'd finished her application, she'd looked in the back of the supermarket circular for jobs. She'd even found a few places that might be interesting and made a neatly written list of the names and numbers. But nothing could keep her mind from wandering to Jack. She wanted to be at the club tonight. To see him and be near him. She didn't care if he didn't like her. She'd make him like her if it was the last thing she did!
                  She glanced at her clock. It was almost 11. Kaylie might not be at the club anymore. She shrugged and pulled on a mini skirt and halter top, dabbing some lipstick on. She yanked on a pair of old cowboy boots and quietly slid open the window. It wasn't the first time she'd snuck out of her bedroom window, and it wouldn't be the last.
                  Five minutes after she'd made her decision, she was running through the cool grass across her neighbors lawn to the street. Only fifteen blocks to the club. She'd be there in no time.
     

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                  Jack was leaning against the bar considering the wisdom of another shot when he heard it.
                  "Hey Red!"
                  His head