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as I walked towards the j

w huge and heavy it was, one would thi

ll out my biggest box and shove in as much clothes as I could. Suffice to say, I was regretting that de

rried the heavy bag-even though he tried to hide it well, I could see that he was definitely surprised by the weight-and the o

wasn't going to allow the extra time I had spent arr

stepped aside

ting on his shoulder while Jack seemed to be busy doing something on his phone. Hear head lifted when she

o see you." She mur

sighed, "But mind

the arm. I laughed, then mock fr

n for you to act like an a

ss and frankly, I am quite surprised and so impressed that she actually

eyes with a smile on her face. "How

s." I wiggled my brows at her and walked away before she cou

hug when I reached him.

"Marriage looks good on you." I turned to Balery with a gri

God forbid, shed a tear, I walked over to the third seat in the row and dropped my ass on the one closest to the wi

y it, but I highly doubted that. The jet had lots of empty seats vacant and according to Balery

ed up my bag, took the seat

our husband would let you stay her

k to you." She laughe

t." I g

inked her hands and dropped her face

leave extra early just incase traffic

ed. "We live

that people could see in. It's the same with New York. You get used to

she had been before she met her husband. "You look really good, Balery. You're

ppy. Truly. He is like, the perfect person for me." Her eyes shone with love. "Sometime

n the sack too. He can't be real. Do t

er lips. "We'll be taking off shortly. We're

me to see three men walk into the jet. One by one, they filed in. All of them broad-shouldered, big and

ailed on me." Jack said as he got up and hugged h

n grinned. He had blonde hair that was parted at the side and fe

any heat in his words either. "

e other friend sa

n and I watched as they all took turns hugging her. One of them, the one that had made a joke

ll sitting on my sea

, mind you. "I'm glad you all arrived safely. Let me introduce

ssible. Four heads whipped in my direction. One belonging to Balery, another belongin

se it was either I had suddenly developed an eye problem within the last two minutes and I was see

ve that it was the latter. Alex-I didn't know his last name-was standing five feet

as hearing it from a distance. Blood woodshed in my ears and even

r maybe it was the fact that he was dressed in jeans and a hoodie. Sure, he had looked hot

ing turned on. I

ont o

his nostrils fl

nd, barely took note of the interest that sparked in

x and the way he seemed t

sensual. He turned it into something more than two people holding hands. I couldn't believe tha

couldn't stop s

the best sex of my life, the one man I thought I wa

ebumps scattering across my skin. "Without

he was carrying on the table in front of us

ly no intenti

my