Shelly nodded again. Neither could she. Personally, she
thought AJ’s dislike of Dare was a phase he was going
through, but a very important phase in his life, and she
didn’t want to do anything to make things worse with him.
“In that case, more than likely he’ll have a talk with me about it.”
Dare leaned back against the swing. “And what do you plan to say when he does?”
Shelly sighed. “Basically, everything we agreed I should say. I’m to let him know he’s the one who has a beef with you, not me, and therefore I don’t have a problem with
reestablishing our relationship.”
Dare heard her words. Although they were fabricated for
AJ’s benefit, they sounded pretty damn good to him, and he wished they were true, because he certainly didn’t have a
problem reestablishing anything with her.
He looked over at Shelly and saw how she leaned against the post while silhouetted by the glow from the moon. His gaze zeroed on the fact that she stood with her legs
crossed. Tight. She had once told him that she had a
tendency to stand with her legs crossed really tight
whenever she felt a deep throbbing ache between them. Evidently she had forgotten sharing that piece of
information with him some years ago.
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