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“If Joey knew that you were speaking to me like this, he would—” “What?” He cut me off with a threatening lilt to his voice. “He would do what, girl?” “He would break your fucking neck,”
“Are you going to look at me?” “Not right now.” “Why not?” “Because it hurts too much.”
“I don’t know how you feel anymore.” “In love,” I bit out. “With you.”
“You don’t know how to love anyone.” “Maybe I do it badly,” I choked out, as my heart splintered apart. “But I do love you.”
Our eyes met, green on green, and he winked at me from across the room. And just like that, I was ruined.
“He’s a free agent, and so am I.” “Like fuck we are.” His hand came around my waist, fingers flexing against my flesh as he pulled me backwards into his embrace.
“You can’t tell me what to do, Joe,” I growled, feeling a combination of drunk and dizzy. “You don’t own me.” “Well, that’s bad fucking luck on my account, because you sure as shit own me!” Drunk or not, his words hit me like a wrecking ball to the chest. Feeling the air whoosh from my lungs, I glared up at him, feeling a torrent of emotions crashing through me. “Why would you say that to me?” “Because it’s the truth.” “Since when?” “Since I was twelve.”
Because every part of me loved every part of her. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
“It’s you,” he repeated gruffly, fingers tightening on my waist. “I pick you. Every single time.”
“I’ll love you the right way this time,” he whispered, and his breath fanned my cheek. “If you’ll show me how.”
She thought she was the weakest link in the family chain, when it couldn’t be further from the truth. My sister was titanium.
“Nice abs.” “Nice legs,”
“Hey, stud.” “Hey, queen.”
I’m only doing life for you.”
“Hey, stud.” His fingers flexed on my waist. “Hey, queen.”
“Nice moves.” “Nice legs.”
“Bye, stud.” “Bye, queen.”
“We’re betrothed.” “Since when?” “Since she was four and I was six, and I promised her that I would marry her.”
“Because every time I look at you, all I can see is—” “Him,”
“I’ll be seeing ya, Molloy.”
“Think about your future.” “I don’t have one of those anymore.” “Yes, you do.” “No.” I shook my head and yanked the door open. “He took her away from me.”
“Nice shirt,” I whispered, nudging my shoulder to his as I held my breath and waited for his age-old response. Say it. Please say it. Two words. That’s all I need. The breath he released was so deep that it caused his shoulders to visibly rise and fall before he shook his head in what seemed like reluctant surrender. “Nice legs.”
“I’m in love with you, and that’s something he can never take away from you.”
“God loves a trier,” Casey agreed, eyes dancing with mischief. “But Aoife loves Joey.”
“Nice everything, Molloy.”
“Thanks, stud.” “Anytime, queen.”
“I am what I am.”
“But every time you snort a line or pop a pill, you’re playing Russian roulette with your life and my heart.”
“Nice legs.”

