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| Evaporated | |
| "Just to let you know," Ruby’s mother began, "I hired a new boy to do yardwork and he’ll probably be over here tomorrow. So don’t be alarmed...." | |
| A Thousand Miles Away (sequel to Evaporated) | |
| Zac
smiled to himself at the sound of her voice and let out a deep breath.
"I miss you."
"I miss you too," she told him. "I wish you were here." Zac was surprised. "God, so do I." "What are you wearing?" She asked. |
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| Blame it on me (sequel to A Thousand Miles Away) | |
| "If
I give my number to another guy, there’s nothing wrong with that. Is
there?" Ruby asked sitting on her bed once she got home.
"Who’d you give your number to?" Natasha asked while she put on her make-up. "My English professor," Ruby answered.
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| You Like Her, You Know It | |
| "So...
so we’d be on the road?" Nicole asked seated around a table with
the rest of the band across from Isaac, Taylor, Zac, and their father.
"With you guys?"
"Yeah," Taylor laughed. "If you want.
I always swore that I would never get involved with any of my customers. Ever. It was a rule of mine and I had stuck to it for the past year while I worked at Lot 41, a little bar in downtown Manhattan. Well, I’ve always tried to stick to it. Until tonight.
In New York, they were looking for themselves, and found each other.
Courtney closed her eyes and let out a sigh. "God, Taylor. I can’t believe I sat through that whole taping without crawling on top of you." "I know. Would’ve made for good TV though," he smiled against her skin.
You know the one I'm talking about. The one person you think that in a million billion years would never date you. The one that's so far out of your ballpark that she's not even the same sport. Yeah, well I'm nuts about her.
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