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“Get a grip,” I mutter to myself. “He can't kill you.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

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“shudder”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“The show was somehow even more amazing than I thought it was going to be. I've wanted to check out one of the Cirque shows for a long time. It's one of those things I just never got around to doing. Always too busy with work, with socializing, with – whatever – and never made the time for it.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“heart”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“The show was somehow even more amazing than I thought it was going to be. I've wanted to check out one of the Cirque shows for a long time. It's one of those things I just never got around to doing. Always too busy with work, with socializing, with –whatever –and never made the time for it.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“Holly, a curvy redhead in a tight green dress. I knew she was mine. And I had to claim her. I tasted her full lips and devoured”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“I have no idea,” I say. “But, I guess I'm having dinner with my father tonight.” “Oh, that should be fun.” “Yeah, about as fun as a pap smear,” I say and roll my eyes.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“Denver.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“I'm glad you agree, Michael,” he says. “This man does not know the meaning of honor. Does not believe in being true to his word.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“seriousness”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“Yeah, either that or he's going to put two in the back of my fuckin' head. A few minutes later, I see headlights coming around the bend and feel my balls tighten instantly in response. He's here. Shit. “Get a grip,” I mutter to myself. “He can't kill you. Otherwise he gets nothing.” It's something I've repeated to myself a million times already. And even now, after saying it one million and one times, it doesn't make me feel one iota better. Trujillo is a wild card. He's unpredictable and I never know what he's going to do, let alone what he’s thinking. He very well could decide that I’m more trouble than it’s worth. That he'll eat the money I owe him just to wash his hands of me. I just don't know. And it's that uncertainty that has my balls climbing up into my throat. The black SUV pulls into the rest stop, as I’m trying to avoid comparing the sound of gravel crunching beneath the tires with the sound my bones would make beneath those same tires. The SUV pulls to a stop in front of me and the driver cuts the lights. After being nearly blinded by the headlights, it takes my eyes a minute to re-adjust to the darkness. I hear the door open. Blinking away the spots, I watch as the driver walks around to the rear door and opens it. Gabriel Trujillo steps out of the vehicle and makes his way over to me. His dark hair is slicked back, and his thick beard neatly trimmed. The dark designer suit is well-fitted to his frame, with a vibrant blue pocket square, complete with matching tie - providing the only bit of color. Trujillo looks the part of a respectable businessman. He's anything but respectable though. Gabriel Trujillo is the head of one of the most notorious, violent, and brutal drug cartels in Mexico. Like most of the cartels, he's expanded his business operations into the U.S., moving drugs, guns, and girls. He's also eliminating his competitors along the way. The mass graves that seem almost commonplace south of the border these days, have been cropping up in places like Arizona and New Mexico. Recently, a couple had even been found in southern Colorado.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“We're standing at the bar in Club Myst, one of the trendiest nightclubs in Las Vegas. The music is loud, and people are grinding, bodies close together, on the dance floor. The lighting inside the club is dim, and everything is done in dark woods and a dark color scheme. The ceiling is dotted with lights that are, I’m guessing, supposed to look like stars, and the ground is covered in a foot- deep mist that's lit a deep green from underneath, giving the room a strange, mystical glow.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“Has anybody ever told you that you're an arrogant, dismissive, condescending jerk?” she asks. “Actually, yeah,” I reply. “I think it was the last time I saw you, in fact.”
― R.R. Banks, Just Pretend

“Brayden opens his eyes and looks right at me and I feel my heart swell with relief and happiness. I'm holding his hand in mine tightly, and we share a small smile as he looks around the hospital room. It's a private room, with amenities some of the other standard rooms don't have. A large, flat- panel TV on the wall probably being the primary one.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“A few minutes later, I see headlights coming around the bend and feel my balls tighten instantly in response. He's here. Shit.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“It was a feeling that I couldn't explain, one that both fell over me heavily and seemed to creep down my body, making me shiver. I felt like I was a visitor within my body,”
― R.R. Banks, Damaged

“disconnect the call and drop the phone into my pocket. Ordinarily, I'm more deferential to Trujillo. Given who he is and what he does, it only seems prudent, if not wise. I don't know what got into me just now. Talking to him like that is a good way to get my teeth kicked down my throat. I guess I'm just cold, tired, and stressed the fuck out. Turning back, I stare”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“hear the door open. Blinking away the spots, I watch as the driver walks around to the rear door and opens it. Gabriel Trujillo steps out of the vehicle and makes his way over to me. His dark hair is slicked”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“The Rio entrance, the casino, the throng of people –everything is a blur. Freshly showered, wearing clean clothes, and with some food in my belly –at Trey's insistence –I am starting to sober up. Finally. Which is a good thing, given that I need to have my mind clear and my wits about me, since I'm here to discuss our marriage and what the hell we're going to do about it.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“It's a cold and dreary day in Seattle, which is fine. It actually suits my mood perfectly. I have a thousand emails that I need to return and other business to attend to, but I can't stop staring at the email on the computer screen in front of me. I reread the words I had read a thousand times already and still can’t believe it.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“illicit”
― R.R. Banks, Hot Daddy

“My best friend looks at me and downs the shot of bourbon in his glass. His eyes are red and rheumy, a look of misery etched upon his face. Trey sniffs loudly and slams his glass down on the bar, drawing the attention of a few of the people sitting around us.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

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“Gabby is another teacher at the Gilmore Academy, the school I teach at. She has also been my best friend since our own days at prep school. She's a gorgeous woman – tall, blonde, thin. She looks like she could be doing spreads in Victoria's Secret catalogs or something. But more than that, she's intelligent. Fierce. And often, very outspoken.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“We're sitting at a booth in the lounge again and the awkwardness between us is palpable. It took two drinks for us to be able to look at each other again without blushing. Three before we spoke. And now, on our fourth drink since our session in the theater, all we can do is look at one another and giggle like a couple of horny teenagers who'd just avoided being caught fucking in a parent's basement.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“Chapter One”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“The thought has crossed my mind.” Trujillo turns to me, his expression serious. “I have a proposition for you.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

“I shudder and pull my coat tighter around me, attempting to ward off the chilly Colorado night. I'm standing in the parking lot of a rest stop on a hill, overlooking the city of Denver.”
― R.R. Banks, Accidentally Married

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