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Croc's Return (Bitten Point, #1) Croc's Return by Eve Langlais
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“He needed to man up. Step one. Take a deep breath. Step two. Scratch his balls to remind himself he wasn’t a prissy fucking princess. Step three— “What the hell are you doing?” Constantine said, snapping him back to the here and now. Doing? Why having a panic attack, of course, but that wasn’t something he was about to admit. “Just taking in all the changes to the place.”
Eve Langlais, Croc's Return
“What are you talking about? What was in those letters?” “First, let me ask you, did you get them?” Judging by the panicked look in his eyes, he had. “Did you even open them?” He didn’t have to answer for her to guess. A bitter laugh erupted. “Nope. You didn’t bother, did you? Just chucked them in the trash, just like you did me and your son.” Nope, he didn’t know, and she wondered if he’d remember seeing as how he hit the ground pretty hard. She didn’t stick around to find out.”
Eve Langlais, Croc's Return
“You deserve a job that doesn’t require you dressing like this. For fuck’s sake, Renny, your shirt is so tight I can see your damned bra.” “Are my bralines bothering you? Let me fix that.” He could only gape in shock as her hands slid under the fabric of her top, and in moments, she’d managed to unsnap her bra and slide her arms through the straps. She tossed the scrap of fabric at him. It hit him in the chest, but he clasped it before it could fall. The cottony material still held the warmth of her body. Was it him or the beast that lifted it for a sniff? Vanilla. Delicious. And tempting, just like the buds of her nipples clinging to the material of her shirt that drew his gaze. I am in so much trouble.”
Eve Langlais, Croc's Return
“I have to ask because I don’t understand why a grown man would want to own something that wouldn’t even double as a proper snack.” “Eat my dog and I will skin you and make you into boots.” Judging by the hard flint in his brother’s eyes, he meant it.”
Eve Langlais, Croc's Return