That Fine Line (Pride and Pranks, #1)

by Cindy Steel

“Maybe some people don’t need the whole world. Maybe some people are satisfied with a good honest life, making a good honest living.”

How could I be one thing to somebody, and something so completely different to another?

“That could have happened to anybody.” He nodded slowly. “I know. But you’re not just anybody. Not to me. And I’m discovering… that I kind of like having you around.”

Why was it that the people you walk the most on egg-shells with are the ones you are the most nervous to disappoint?

“You keep the world out. Open up and let the sunshine in, Red. I’ll only bite a little bit.”

“I know, but we had something… the guys noticed too.” Cade took his hat off his head, ran his fingers through his hair, and put it back on his head again. “You were always… mine… to tease… you had always been mine and… I don’t know, Red. I think they knew I was a bit… possessive of you. Well, at least Ramsey figured that out.”