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Authors: Shantel Tessier

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“You’re scaring me, Jax.” My voice was shaky, and my palms were sweaty.

He took a couple of breaths while looking into my eyes. “It’s in St. Louis. I have to be there by mid-June.”

“You already accepted the job?” I couldn’t keep the hurt out of my voice. He hadn’t even bothered to call me first. Of course, I would have told him to take it. I would never hold him back when it comes to his career, but he should have spoken with me about it before agreeing. He had just moved in with me, for Pete’s sake. We were supposed to do things as a team. As a couple.

“Yeah.” He released my shoulders and stood up straight, rubbing a hand over his chin. He looked nervous all of a sudden. “I want you to come with me, Sam. We won’t be there for more than a year. You can get a part time job if you want, or hell, you don’t have to work at all. You can just live off the money from your dad. Plus, you’ve worked so hard these past several years to get your degree. You can just take a year off and just enjoy it. I’ve thought about it all day. Please, baby. Say you’ll go with me. I can’t be without you. I love you so much.” He placed both hands on my shoulders and looked into my eyes, waiting for me to answer.

I couldn’t keep the tears from building, burning my eyes. He didn’t want to go without me. “Yes, of course I will go with you.” He pulled me up into a big hug, his lips covering mine. “I love you.” He kissed me, then pulled me toward our bedroom. “I love you, too,” I breathed as we laid down on our bed thinking it wouldn’t hurt to show up at the club a little late.

 

 

I pull myself out of that memory, remembering how much love he once had for me. That was just over two months ago. Now I feel like I’m in an imaginary relationship; always texting and calling an imaginary boyfriend who never responds. He never makes time for me, or even pays attention to me when we happen to be in the same room together. The only time I ever see him is when we’re in bed, but he’s always asleep.

Guess I was wrong when I thought that love could last. I don’t know why I ever thought it could anyway. I come from a broken home, child of divorced parents; I should know these things don’t work out.

I catch sight of Micah walking into Larry’s. He’s tall, just over six feet, with hair so dark that it sometimes looks black. His eyes are dark blue, shockingly blue, against his olive skin tone, and he has the body of an athlete. Not only is he good looking, but he is a really nice guy which is kind of a rarity these days.

“Hi, Micah.” I finish wiping down a table and turn around to walk behind the bar.

“Hey, Sam.” He waves as he goes behind the bar to hug Holly.

I pull out my phone once again. It’s now 2:15 AM and I have one text message.

 

Jax: 12:09 AM
Be home late. Going to Slade’s house party after the bar.

 

The infamous Slade Long. Town playboy, and Micah’s brother. He goes through women like I drink water...quickly. A different girl every night. I’ve heard he’s hot, but a real jackass. I once asked a girl why she slept with him if he was such a jackass. She just laughed at me.

Clearly I didn’t understand her reasoning.

Slade’s best friend, Josh, was in here just last week. He seems like a pretty nice guy. I overheard him saying that Slade has been out of town for a few weeks, and Holly has mentioned that Slade goes out and parties all the time, but I’ve never seen him here at Larry’s.

"Hey, Micah. Jax says he's at Slade's place, but I thought I heard he was out of town?" Slade is a hot shot attorney at the young age of twenty nine. Actually, Slade and Micah are both criminal defense attorneys. They work for their dad who owns the biggest law firm in St. Louis.

“He just came in this morning. He has been out of town for a few weeks but came in for Dad’s birthday today. He has to head back to San Francisco tomorrow.” He tries to keep a hold on Holly as she pulls out of his embrace to continue her cleaning.

“Then why aren’t you at his party right now?” I ask, tilting my head to one side. From what I understand, Micah and Slade are close.

Micah looks over at Holly with a smile, then back at me. “His parties get a little too wild for me.”

Well, that’s just great!
I mean, really, what did I think Jax was out doing? Hanging out at a prayer meeting or something? Of course he’s up to no good at some crazy party. Probably hanging all over some chick. For all I know, it’s like a party Hef throws at the Playboy Mansion!

With a sigh, I turn around and go back to cleaning. I start to gather all the empty beer bottles and wipe off a few other tables while Micah helps Holly clean behind the bar. Once I’m finished, I try calling Jax’s phone...
again.

Straight to voice mail.

I stand there in the middle of the bar.
Has he been ignoring me all this time tonight?
What else could it be? Maybe his phone died.

Maybe I’m an idiot.

 

 

It’s now just past 4:00 AM and the bar is finally spotless. We’ve been sitting down at a table for a while, catching up, and I’ve tried calling Jax three more times. Still voicemail. I’m starting to get really worried, and
really
pissed.

“Hey, Micah. I’m starting to worry about Jax. What if he decided to come home, but got in an accident?” He gives me an ‘Are you joking?’ look, but I choose to ignore it. “Will you please call Slade and see if he is still there?” I place my chin in my hands and give him my best puppy eyes. It takes me a second to realize he is rattling off a set of numbers.

“Slade’s phone number.” He smiles before he turns his eyes back to Holly as she fills him in on our night at work.

Great!
I don’t want to call some guy I don’t know, looking for my boyfriend, but what if Jax is out there hurt somewhere? What if he got too drunk and passed out in his car? What if he was on his way home and ran off the road? I always seem to think the worst, but anything could have happened to him!

I pick up my phone and ask him to repeat Slade’s phone number. Once he does, I get up from our table, grab my purse from behind the bar, and say my goodbyes.

The entire way home I keep going through different scenarios. I find him home in bed safe and sound; I have to go identify his body because of a horrible accident. I finally turn up the radio to drown out my thoughts.

As I pull up to the house, I let out a puff of air when I see our garage is empty. I pull out my cell and look down at the numbers I put in my phone. I don’t know Slade personally. I know his parents, Vivian and Mark. I’ve been to their house a few times with Micah and Holly. How did Jax even become friends with him?

I lie down on the bed and push send.

 

 

 

 

 

I stumble backwards as Jessica,
I think
, pushes me through my bedroom door. I close my door with my foot as I pull my shirt up and over my head while she unbuttons my jeans, pulling them down my legs. I kick off my shoes and reach up to pull her shirt over her head, revealing a nude satin bra that I can already tell makes her tits look bigger than they actually are. She reaches back and unfastens it, before throwing it into the pile of clothes on the floor.

“These need to come off,” she says playfully as she reaches for my boxers and slides them down my legs.

“As do yours.” I step up to her and start pulling her panties down her legs. I toss them on top of our pile that we have made before I turn back to face her.

“Slade,” she squeals as I push her onto my bed.

I stop to listen as I’m straddling her.
Did I just hear a phone ring?

“Slade,” she pants.

“Shh,” I say, trying to listen.

“Why are you shushing me?” she demands as she leans up and grabs my dick. Rational thought leaves my mind, and I lean down and kiss her as I place myself between her legs. “I’m not the quiet type,” she breathes as she pulls her lips from mine.

I faintly hear that noise again. I stop moving and hover over her as I try to listen.

“I want you Sla—”

I place my hand over her mouth. “Shut up,” I whisper, leaning down to her. “I hear something.”

She pushes my hand away. “What are you talking about?” she hisses.

I climb off of her to find the source of the ringing noise. I’m pretty sure is my cell, and I would normally let it ring, but it may be my brother, Micah. He was really quiet and seemed worried about something at Dad’s birthday dinner. When I’d asked him if something was wrong, he’d told me he was just tired and wanted to go home and take a nap. He was planning on going up to Larry’s around the time that Holly was getting of work. Maybe he needs to talk about something. Who else would be calling me at this hour?

“Slade!” Jessica barks. “What in the hell are you doing? Just let it ring,” she demands as I fumble through my dark room, trying to find our pile of clothes because my cell phone is in my jean pocket.

“Shut the fuck up for two seconds!” I demand as I find my way to my bedroom door and reach our clothes.

“Unbelievable,” she mutters to herself.

Ignoring her, I finally dig it out of my jean pocket and look at the number on the screen. It’s a number that I don’t recognize, but that’s nothing uncommon.

“Who is it?” Jessica asks, sitting up. “It better be important.”

I turn to face her, using my phone as a light. “Shut up, or fucking leave.” I point to the bedroom door. It didn’t matter who the fuck it is, I am going to answer it.

She huffs and lays down.

“Hello?” I snap, pissed off at Jessica.

“Hi. I’m, uh, looking for Slade.” The sweetest sounding voice that I have ever heard comes from the other end of the line. My body instantly reacts, making my already hard cock jerk.

“That’s him…me. I mean, this is he.”
Fuck, what’s wrong with me?
I clear my throat since I can’t seem to speak properly, and continue to stand in the dark, waiting to see what she has to say.

“Hi, Slade. My name is Samantha Hall. I’m so sorry to be calling you this late…early. Your brother, Micah, said you could help me.”

Fuck.

I don’t reply, but I don’t hang up. I wait for her to continue as she takes in a deep breath.

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