Things We Never Got Over (Knockemout, #1)
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Read between June 3 - June 10, 2023
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I just knew that watching her smile at my brother made my chest tight, that being frozen out was getting to me.
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And the closer I moved to her, the w...
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Hell, I just liked my name on those lips.
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“Absolutely,” I lied.
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not just rumors that she’s Tina Witt’s abandoned daughter.”
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and there wasn’t a hint of frost in those gorgeous hazel eyes now. Every time she took a deep breath, her breasts grazed my chest and drove me just a little more insane.
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I was pissed off.”
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Words have power. They make people feel things.”
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“Except it is deeply personal.”
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I was in the middle of unloading a lifetime of baggage on Knox Morgan.
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Damn it.
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“Relax, Daisy. Everybody and everything is fine.”
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sounded excited.
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“This is why you’re single,” I pointed out. “No woman in her right mind would put up with that.”
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It was true. I did.
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Damn it. E was in a lot of words.
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The only alternative was I’d accidentally managed to fall into an alternate timeline in which Knox Morgan was a nice guy who liked to shop.
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You’re very confusing and annoying.”
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“If this is what it takes to get out of this fucking store without passing out from a goddamn hard-on, I’m buying you the fucking underwear.”
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Turned on by the physical, turned off by everything else.
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The case had sparkly daisies on it.
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“Let’s go,” he said. “I’m hungry.”
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“No, Naomi. I’m not always this fucking inconsistent.
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And I blame you.
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I don’t want to be ...
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I don’t want to spend an entire day wandering around a goddamn mall and fi...
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I sure as hell don’t want to watch you tr...
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But I also don’t want you home alone when there’s some guy back in Knocke...
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There was even one for himself.
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And somehow I’d gotten lucky enough to land him as a best friend.
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“I can’t thank you enough for looking out for my girl here.”
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She looked skeptical. “Like pooping for forty-five minutes?” “Yeah, something like that,” I said.
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“He bought me pink sneakers and he bought Aunt Naomi underwear and a phone.”
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“Thank you for that information, Way. Why don’t you go inside and not talk anymore?” I suggested, giving her a shove toward the house.
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“Christ, woman,” he said, rounding on me. “Now what?”
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“Nothing. Just… Thank you for everything today. It meant the world to Waylay. And me.”
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My problem is always you.”
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He was one in a billion.
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“Oooh. Grumpy next-door neighbor. That’s one of my favorite tropes.”
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“That bitch.”
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“That vision-impaired bitch.”
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“God, I love you.” I sighed.
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me.” “You’re telling me he’s a grumpy, overprotective hottie next-door and you’re not going to sleep with him? How wasteful.”
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“I really wish you were straight,” I said. “If I could be straight for anyone, it would be you,”
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“These are my car wine glasses. I always carry a pair.” “Of course you do.”
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“I am when my sleep isn’t interrupted.”
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She’s not used to someone taking care of her like that.”
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“I didn’t know specifics until last night and I’ve been sworn to secrecy.” “Bad?” Stef’s jaw clenched. “Bad,” he agreed.
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“There’s nothing our girl loves more than getting her hands on a disaster and making it shine.”
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Single moms were the world’s unsung fucking heroes.