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was one woman he had known for years who still made his pulse race.
    Bianca Beaumont.
    The petite beauty was breathtaking. Ever since he’d returned to Sheraton Beach and laid eyes on her as a grown-up, he couldn’t stop thinking about her. He remembered her standing beside her brother as he chatted with Jaden. Her short trendy haircut had been perfect for her small oval-shaped face. And when her eyes had fixed on him, the dark walnut coloring was so compelling he couldn’t help wondering what color they were when they glowed with passion. And then there was the fullness of her lips and the way they begged to be kissed. Countless nights he found himself thinking about the taste of her on his tongue and fantasizing about burying himself deep inside her welcoming warmth. Unfortunately, Bianca was his best friend’s sister, and bedding her was against the rules. Besides, considering the way her brothers acted when a man even looked in her direction, it just wasn’t worth the drama. Nevertheless, that didn’t stop him from looking.
    They had grown up in the same town and even though they didn’t move in the same social circles, he hung out with her brother Jaden. Together they graduated high school and enlisted in the military.

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    For You I Do
    Since his return to Sheraton Beach two years ago, he’d run into Bianca off and on, but last year he had the pleasure of dancing with her at Jaden’s wedding. He definitely had not expected the rush of pleasure that hit him square in the middle when he had taken Bianca’s hand and led her out onto the dance floor. Just moments with her in his arms and London knew that was where she belonged forever. After that night, they had gone out on a couple of occasions, but their evenings had always ended with nothing more than brotherly kisses.
    He sighed and wondered why he was even thinking about Bianca. Maybe because he hadn’t had a date in weeks. While sipping his beer, London tried to remember the last time he had been intimate with a woman, and after several moments decided it had been way too long. Managing the restaurant and trying to open a second one had kept him too busy for a personal life. At the age of thirty, he loved sex just as much as most men his age did, and would love to someday have a serious relationship with the right woman. But now the timing was wrong. Besides, finding a woman to take him seriously might not be easy. Unfortunately, he had developed a reputation as something of a playboy.
    London scowled at the thought. He had never been one to play with a woman’s emotions. He made it a habit of letting anyone he became involved with know upfront where she stood with him. Yet few were taken on more than two dates.
    Hearing the doorbell, London took a final swig then pushed off from the deck, dropped the bottle in the trash and strolled through the house. He swung the door open just as Jaden was about to ring the doorbell a second time.
    “What took you so long?” he barked.
    “Hello to you, too,” London said as Jaden stepped into his house without waiting for an invitation. “What brings you over?”
    Without answering, Jaden moved into the kitchen, looked inside the refrigerator and retrieved a beer. London followed.
    “Do I have to have a reason to drop by to see my boy?”
    “On a Friday night at nine o’clock when you have a beautiful pregnant wife at home? Of course not.” London paused and leaned against the doorway. “I was just getting ready to change clothes and go check out this new club on Birch Drive.You want to hang?”

    Angie Daniels
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    Jaden paused, screwed off the top on the bottle then shook his head. “Nah.”
    Laughing, London gave him a knowing smile. “I didn’t think so.”
    Moving away from the refrigerator, Jaden walked over to the table and took a seat opposite his best friend. “Bianca’s getting married,” he announced without preamble.
    London pushed away from the wall and barked, “What?”
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