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guys tumbled out, arms over each other’s shoulders, some beer song poured out of them both off-key and out of tune and at the top of their lungs.
    The officer she’d seen inside the bar followed them out. “All right you two. Get in the car, I’ll take you home.”
    One of the drunks muttered something and tripped, causing them both to fall to the ground. Drunken laughter rent the air and the officer stared down at the two and shook his head. The cop stroked his temples for a moment before bending over and reaching for the two hammered men.
    Getting drunk for the first time was officially marked off her list.
    Drew pulled away from her. “Wait here. Let me help.”
    “Sure,” she nodded, knowing this was her chance. She wouldn’t have her goodbye kiss, but it was probably for the better. As Drew bent and helped tug one of the drunks to his feet, she slipped in her car, backed out, and drove off.
    Glancing in her rearview mirror, she could see his strong form standing in the center of the road. His legs a wide stance apart. Arms long and strong against his sides.
    She didn’t regret this night. Would never regret it.
    But Drew Hamilton was going to be hard to forget.

Chapter Three

    A set of taillights disappeared into the darkness.
    Drew rammed the t-post driver against the post and knocked the metal into the ground. The image of Lette’s taillights driving off hit him again and again. He slammed the post in the ground, the vibrations of metal on metal clanged and shook his tired arms.
    “Easy there, Drew.” Riley’s voice broke through his frustration. “You’ve been at it a long time today. Better slow it down before you hurt yourself.”
    “I’m fine,” he muttered. And he was fine. Perfectly fine. And pissed. She’d left. Last night, she had fucking left.
    At first he thought she misunderstood him, but no, there was no mistake. She’d said, Sure. She’d agreed to wait. She hadn’t. He had a sinking feeling she wouldn’t show at the bar tonight either, but he damn well was going to be there regardless, just in case, just so he could find out why she ran off and left him. He’d never had a woman leave him before.
    “Last one for the evening.” Riley tossed him a post and Drew sat it.
    He’d pounded probably a hundred posts in the ground today. His shoulders screeched in burning pain. His back was ate up in stiff knots and arms ready to just fall out of socket. There had to be three times as many posts left piled on the trailer which still needed to be put in. He just knew he’d drive each and every one of them down with the image of her under him, her skin pink, lips parted and face lost in a heavenly expression as she’d reached her orgasm. It was going to be one long-ass job. He pounded the post down.
    He’d wrapped his mind around the fact that she was his for the week. A simple no-strings attached arrangement in the evenings. A bit of comfort to make all the useless hard work easier to swallow. That was it.
    Wasn’t looking to be the case. And that just sucked a big dick. Part of the reason his dad sent him out here was because he didn’t like Drew’s lifestyle. Thought his quick relationship turnovers contributed to his lack of focus. Drew thought his dad was full of shit. First because Drew didn’t lack in focus and second, because his personal life had no affect on his job performance.
    When he finished this job, while not changing his lifestyle if he didn’t want, and Riley commented on the excellent work he’d done regardless, his dad would see he wasn’t incompetent. This test would be passed and then Drew knew his ideas for expansion on the company would be taken seriously.
    Except she’d gone and left last night, screwing those plans to hell and that’s the only reason he was so bent out of shape.
    He hit the post one more time and drove it the last few inches into the ground. “It’s in.”
    Riley nodded and pulled off his gloves. “Let’s go eat and shower. I don’t