Page 441 of Second Chance Trouble


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With a nervous laugh, he moved my hand away.

“What’s wrong?” I asked wanting to put my hand back.

“It’s just that…”

“What?”

“I’m engaged,” he said hesitantly.

I stopped and looked at him confused.

“You’re only engaged because he’s blackmailing you.”

“I know.”

“So, what’s the problem? You don’t owe him anything.”

“I know,” he said racked with guilt.

I rolled off of him.

“I don’t want you to stop, though.”

“Well, I don’t want to do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable.”

“I don’t know why I’m like this,” he said disappointed.

“It’s because you’re a special guy. That’s why I love you.”

“I love you, too,” he said with a smile.

Staring into my eyes, he sat up and kissed me.

“I love you,” he said.

“And I will always love you. We’ll stop him. I promise.”

Lou curled into my arms.

“And when we do, I’m yours, forever.”

Kissing him one more time, he climbed out of my arms. When I got up, his eyes dipped. There was no way to hide how hard I was. He blushed. It just made me want him more.

Pushing my uncontrollable lust for him aside, we made our way to the door and into the hall. Taking a quick detour to get grandma’s emergency flashlight, we descended the stairs and snuck out the back sliding glass doors.

“The lights are on motion sensors after 10 PM. As long as we don’t get too close to them, we should be fine.”

Some of the lights were easy to avoid. Some were not. I held his hand as we walked. Even in the dark, I wondered if someone looking out their window could see us. The full moon made it a bright night. But making it to the end of the property, we entered the trees.

“Ya know, this has to be the most romantic caper ever,” I suggested.

“Caper?”

“What would you call it? What we’re doing isn’t a crime. There’s nothing illegal. But it definitely feels dangerous.”

“I’d call it, righting a wrong,” Lou said determined.

“So it’s more of a superhero thing? You’re so right. I can see that now.”

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