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“Oh…” I nod. “I see. You’re welcome for letting you suck my dick. It was my pleasure. Truly, it was. The way your tongue twirls over the metal piercings as you jerk me off makes me come every time.”

“Stop.” She places her hand over my mouth. “I don’t tell you enough. Thank you for being in my life. Thank you for saving my life and my business. Thank you for helping put my father’s murderer in prison. And thank you for our beautiful son.”

“You’re welcome. Flattery will get you everywhere.” I make light of the situation because if I don’t, I’m going to turn into a blubbering mess.

“Thank you for our friends. But most importantly–”

“All the orgasms.”

“Yes.” She grinds her belly into my cock until I’m ready to send everyone packing. “And the orgasms. Definitely the orgasms. Which leads to….”

“What?”

When she doesn’t respond, I inhale and search her eyes until I’m almost dizzy. “Are you serious?”

“Yes, I’m serious.”

A large lump forms in my throat, making it difficult to breathe. “When I said I wanted to give you everything in the world, I didn’t realize you’d give me so much more. I need to call your ex and thank him for being a dick.”

“Let me get my phone.”

“In just a second.” I waggle my eyebrows. “Do you want to go inside and put your Pilates to good use?”

“Nope.” She shakes her head. “I want to teach you my new skill. Dalton and I were sucking a ping pong ball onto the end of a straw. He thought it was funny.” She laces her fingers through mine. “I think you’ll enjoy it even more than he did.”

“Baby, I think you might be right.” We walk side by side to the patio door. “Jax.” I nod at my friend. “Keep an eye on my boy.”

Jax tips his chin up. “Like he’s my own son.”

His son waves at us and lays his head on Jax’s shoulder. Life can’t get any better than this.

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The Bet

Chapter One

Chloe

I shove on my ‘whip it real good’ oven mitt, open the stove door, and inhale the scent of fresh-baked vanilla cupcakes.Yum. Delicious.As I study the golden tops and tap one of them with a butter knife, my mouth waters.Perfection.

After removing the two muffin pans of freshly baked goods, I sit them on the countertop and slip off the glove. The best thing about opening a small bakery next to my parent’s restaurant is being my own boss.

At twenty-three year’s old, it’s a luxury few of my friends have. They’re busy working for other people while I’m topping delicious cakes with oodles of buttercream frosting, chocolates, and cookie crumbs. Even after two years, I still love baking.

When my cellphone chirps, I frown.It’s after ten o’clock. Who’s calling this late?Please don’t let it be Jim.I’ve been dating Jim Ferguson for three months and can’t get up the nerve to break it off.

I groan.Why can’t I be mean?I grab my pink, glitter-covered cellphone from the countertop and smile.Jenna.Jenna Anderson has been my best friend since elementary school. I swipe the screen open and hit the image for the speaker. “Jenna!”

“Hey, Sugar. How’s it going?”

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