The Bartender

The Bartender

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"Darling, the 3 piercings that are placed on your eyebrow, nose and tongue aren't fooling anyone. Your not a bad girl, not even close to it. " I leaned in so close to him that I could hear his soft breathing. "3 huh? There's 4 more peircing mysteriously placed around my body. If you want I can let you find them." I said seductively. I heard his sharp intake of breath before his lips met mine. Echo Williams, the girl you would not calmly introduce to your parents without feeling a tad bit afraid of their dissaproval. Malcolm Ace, a boy covered with tatoos under his suit and tie, with the usual bad past and even a worse future ahead of him. They say opposites attract, but these two are more similar to each other then they originally thought. What happens when both of them Clash?
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Lex is infatuated with a woman who keeps appearing at her bookshop. Every day she picks up the same book. And why? She doesn't know. She does know, that this woman is too stunning to overlook. Enter a sexy, curly haired brunette at the bar, not to mention the English accent. It was a one night stand, or so she thought. When Lex finds out these two women know each other all too well, she feels conflicted. The more she knows the less she wants to, but she must confront her future. Excerpt: "I couldn't help the warmth in my lower belly caused by her accent, and I could have robbed her of her clothes right then and there. But I remained calm. "I came here with some friends, but don't worry, they're falling in love and I didn't want to be in the triangle." This turned her lips up even further. "What do you want to be in then?" She leaned in closer to me, so close, her lips nearly touched my ear and I resisted the urge to shudder in satisfaction."

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