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wasn't about to complain about a beautiful woman kissing him.
    She grinned up at him.  "I think we're going to get along just fine, Deputy Bob."
    He cringed at the name.  What was it about people calling him Deputy Bob all of the sudden?  He hoped it wasn't becoming a trend.
     
    *****
     
    At the bowling alley, they ended up being pulled their separate ways, but Cissie kept her eyes on Bob.  Who knew that a man so adorable was just the next town over?  She'd have taken to speeding years ago if she'd known it would attract him to her.
    Cindy cornered Cissie when she finally paused for air.  "What do you think of him?  He's sexy!"
    Cissie grinned.  "Remember the hot cop from last night?  And how Lachele hooted like a crazy woman when I said I probably shouldn't be lusting after him?"  She half-expected Cindy to understand as soon as she asked the question, because Cindy had been reading her mind for years.
    Cindy nodded slowly.  "Yeah, but I didn't get a good look at him."
    "You're welcome to look at him now.  I call him husband."  Cissie still couldn't believe she'd married the very man she'd been ogling unknowingly the night before.  How much better could her life get?
    Cindy burst out laughing.  "Well, your new husband probably has no problem with you getting excited over the cop then!  I can't believe you lucked out.  You've always been a sucker for a man in uniform!"
    "I can't believe it.  He's more than I dreamed he would be.  And I've been dreaming of this day for a long time."  Cissie needed to find Lachele soon and boobie bump her.  It was unbelievable just how happy she was at that moment.
    "I'm so happy for you!  So—you dragged him back to the bride's room.  Is he a good kisser?"
    Cissie fanned her face with her hand.  "Oh, yeah!  I'm completely in lust with the man.  I can't wait to strip him, use his cuffs on him, and ride him like a cowgirl!"  She bit her lip, looking around.  "Oh, good.  You're the only one that heard that!"  She was so glad her parents weren't close enough to hear what she would have never told anyone but Cindy.
    Cindy laughed, holding her side.  "OMG, Cissie.  He's not going to know what hit him!"
    Cissie grinned.  "No, he's not.  He's gotten a bit of a taste, but I was restrained considering we were in a church and all."  She cocked an eyebrow.  "I wonder what he'd say if I dragged him off to my office and had my way with him?"  She was so tempted.  If she hadn't been worried people would realize they were missing, she just might do it.
    "I think you should keep restraining yourself until you're in a bed somewhere.  It's your first time, and he's going to think you're a lot more experienced than you are!" 
    Cissie shrugged.  "I don't see how that could be a bad thing.  Maybe we'll do the deed faster.  I'm ready now!  Have you seen him?"  If Cissie had been asked to create her dream man, it would have been Bob.  Job and everything.  He was perfect for her in every way.
    "I have.  He's pretty cute.  He's not Trey, of course, but he's good for you."
    Cissie wanted to roll her eyes.  Cindy's nerd had nothing on her cop, but she wasn't about to tell her friend that.  "You can have Trey if I can keep Bob."  She looked at him across the crowded bowling alley, meeting his eyes.  "I need to go kiss him.  Talk to you soon!"
    Ignoring Cindy's laughter behind her, Cissie hurried across the bowling alley to where Bob was talking to a group of people.  He was telling the story of pulling Lachele over the night before, and she stopped just behind him, listening to his perspective.  "I knew she was probably in the car, and I was almost afraid to say anything.  Dr. Lachele is insane, but she wasn't drunk.  I probably should have given her a ticket, but how could I with my bride right there in the car?"
    Cissie stepped closer to Bob, her arm going around him as she gazed up at him.  "You could have actually.  I wouldn't have freaked.  Would have