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“Ya know, testing out the product, making sure it’s safe. I would hate to unknowingly poison our Romanian guest, although it would make for a great headline,” Jen answered. “Jen, do you always have to say what you are thinking? Have you ever thought to yourself, ‘Hey, self, maybe I should keep my trap shut? Yeah, good idea, self’? Jacquelyn glared at her best friend.
Fane didn’t catch everything, but he got the gist of it. The active player would listen to others describe “what theirs was like.” For example, someone might say, Mine is big, while someone else might say, My wife likes mine. The answer in that example was paycheck. Fane realized right away this was going to be a game in which Jen would enjoy causing Jacquelyn as much embarrassment as possible. He inwardly grinned, looking forward to seeing his mate squirm.
“Well, I can’t very well hold a gun to your head and make you tell me, although Jen would think that a perfectly acceptable response. But then again, Jen also thinks going to football practice and lying out in her bikini is amusing so, ya know, gotta keep it all in perspective.”
“Damn you, Dillon Jacobs,” she muttered under her breath, feeling that same old ache she endured anytime she thought of him. It had faded over the years, and, regardless of the pain, she couldn’t regret their relationship. After all, it had given her a beautiful daughter. Now she just hoped it didn’t end up taking the girl away.
“If she said no, she might not want to go to sleep tonight ’cause I’m going to dye her hair blonde to complement her being a dumb ass,” Jen told them. “Uh, Jen, you’re a blonde,” Jacque pointed out. “No, not really, God just got it wrong, and it was too late to change it once He noticed.”