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weekend,” she said as she
caressed it.
    Danny laughed. “That’s no
fun.”
    Hannah let her hand move
up. “Oh, but it was, Danny. I touched myself and thought of you. Of
all the things I want you to do to me. I can’t come anymore without thinking of
you.” She cupped his growing erection, and leaned over to kiss his
neck.
    “ I’ve imagined doing a lot
more to you, too. Many times.” He let her continue to kiss and bite
his neck. “I wish we could run away together, just ditch work one
day.”
    Hannah took a break from her nibbling.
“We could, you know. Just call me before I get off the train, and
instead of taking the red line to work I’ll take it to Hollywood,
and we can have a fun day together.” She settled back in the
passenger seat. “Oh, Danny, why don’t we?”
    He looked at her regrettably. “Come
on, Hannah. You remember our deal. We can’t let this thing we have
get in the way of our lives, and that includes our jobs. Our goals
for success.”
    She looked at him. “And then there’s
that girl…”
    “ Akie,” he said. It felt
awkward to say her name at that moment. Hannah hesitated. “I’m
sorry, Hannah—I think maybe that was insensitive.”
    “ No—it’s just
that…”
    Danny raised an eyebrow. “Just that
what?”
    Hannah took a deep breath before
speaking. “What if I could guarantee you that the next time you see
Akie, she will never want to leave again?”
     
    ***
     
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    About the Author
    Samantha Egret was born of a passion for
writing and a desire to create an open dialog on female sexuality.
She resides in Downtown Los Angeles, among the high-rises and
large-living, a graduate of the high-stakes world of public
relations. Desire's Anthem is her first novel.
     
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