Authors: Emma Heatherington
Tags: #Contemporary Fiction, #Humor, #Contemporary Women, #Romantic Comedy, #Contemporary, #Romance, #Sagas, #New Adult & College, #Inspirational, #Women's Fiction, #Literature & Fiction
“No
,
no!
”
sai
d
Gina
.
“
I
swea
r
i
t
wasn
’
t
lik
e
that
!
It wa
s
wonderful
!
I
t
wa
s
gentl
e
an
d
romanti
c
an
d
h
e
ha
s
a
reall
y
bi
g
willi
e
an
d
h
e
know
s
wha
t
t
o
d
o
wit
h
it
!
I
just
lef
t
him
.
I
snuc
k
ou
t
–
he
’
s
fas
t
asleep
.
I
thin
k
I’v
e
worn hi
m
out!
”
Sh
e
pu
t
he
r
han
d
ove
r
he
r
mout
h
an
d
bega
n
to
giggl
e
a
t
th
e
though
t
o
f
wha
t
sh
e
ha
d
jus
t
done
.
I
t
hadn
’
t
bee
n
planne
d
a
t
al
l
an
d
that
’
s
wha
t
mad
e
i
t
eve
n
mor
e
out o
f
characte
r
.
I
t
wa
s
spontaneous
,
i
t
wa
s
a
cas
e
o
f
bein
g
in th
e
righ
t
plac
e
a
t
th
e
righ
t
tim
e
and
,
mos
t
o
f
all
,
she
enjoye
d
ever
y
secon
d
o
f
it
!
“
Y
o
u
dirt
y
rotte
n
harlot!
”
sai
d
Rut
h
wit
h
a
surprised grin
.
“I’
d
neve
r
,
eve
r
hav
e
though
t
it
,
no
t
fo
r
on
e
minute. No
t
fo
r
a
millisecond
!
Goo
d
o
n
ya
,
Gina
!
Fai
r
play!
”
Rut
h
lifte
d
he
r
han
d
fo
r
a
hig
h
five
.
Poll
y
grabbed
Gina
’
s
han
d
befor
e
sh
e
coul
d
reciprocat
e
th
e
gesture
.
She
jus
t
didn
’
t
agree
.
“I’
m
i
n
shock,
”
sai
d
Poll
y
.
“Gina
,
I
didn
’
t
thin
k
you ha
d
i
t
i
n
you
.
S
o
yo
u
jus
t
ha
d
se
x
wit
h
a
ho
t
strange
r
and
lef
t
hi
s
roo
m
withou
t
sayin
g
goodbye?
”
“That
’
s
exactl
y
wha
t
I
did!
”
sai
d
Gina
.
Sh
e
wa
s
feeling
mor
e
hype
r
tha
n
eve
r
no
w
.
“I’
m
sorr
y
i
f
yo
u
wer
e
worried bu
t
I
wa
s
somewher
e
betwee
n
ecstas
y
an
d
heave
n
an
d
to
be
honest
you
three
were
the
furthest
thing
from
my
dirty
mind!
”
“And
did
he
really
have
a
big
willie?”
asked
Ruth.
She
wa
s
enjoyin
g
thi
s
stor
y
t
o
th
e
full
.
Al
l
th
e
searching aroun
d
th
e
village
,
al
l
th
e
worr
y
an
d
pani
c
the
y
ha
d
for th
e
pas
t
tw
o
hour
s
wa
s
wort
h
i
t
t
o
se
e
Gin
a
o
n
suc
h
a
high
.
Rut
h
woul
d
giv
e
anythin
g
fo
r
a
bi
g
willie
.
“Massive!
”
sai
d
Gina
.
“
I
neve
r
sa
w
th
e
lik
e
o
f
it
!
He make
s
m
y
T
revor
’
s
loo
k
lik
e
a
n
A
A
battery!
”
Eve
n
Poll
y
ha
d
t
o
giv
e
i
n
a
t
that
.
I
n
trut
h
sh
e
wa
s
a
littl
e
bi
t
jealous
.
Sh
e
woul
d
lov
e
t
o
hav
e
se
x
wit
h
a
strange
r
.
Mayb
e
that
’
s
wha
t
the
y
al
l
needed
!
Th
e
girls
roare
d
wit
h
laughte
r
unti
l
the
y
wer
e
tol
d
b
y
th
e
barman (Dunca
n
fro
m
earlie
r
ha
d
finishe
d
hi
s
shift
)
t
o
kee
p
it dow
n
a
s
peopl
e
wer
e
i
n
fo
r
evenin
g
meal
s
an
d
th
e
rowdy crow
d
o
f
punter
s
ha
d
move
d
on
.
Perhap
s
i
t
wa
s
tim
e
fo
r
the
m
t
o
mov
e
o
n
too
.
“
W
ell
,
s
o
fa
r
thi
s
ha
s
bee
n
a
ver
y
eventfu
l
outing!
”
said
Poll
y
.
“Thre
e
gran
d
o
n
th
e
horses
,
Gin
a
get
s
th
e
sha
g
of he
r
lif
e
an
d
Rut
h
i
s
offere
d
a
job
.
Cheer
s
t
o
T
o
p
O’The
Roa
d
bu
t
I
thin
k
it
’
s
tim
e
w
e
sa
w
wha
t
els
e
thi
s
little backwate
r
ha
s
t
o
offer!
”