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gulps. “You need to find you a nice girl.”
    Drew almost choked on his beer. “Nah.”
    “How old are you, Drew?”
    “Twenty-eight.”
    “That’s plenty old enough to settle down.”
    He laughed and shook his head. Brad sounded like his parents. Even if his sisters and brothers weren’t already popping out kids and getting married, as the baby of the family, they expected him to find a girl soon, too. Thoughts drifted back to a few nights ago and he frowned.
    Melissa Gordon.
    He wiped the drop of beer lingering on his lip with the back of his hand and he felt his cock fill behind the fly of his jeans.
    Damn it!
    He hadn’t been able to get her out of his thoughts since he’d taken her to bed. No woman had ever taken up his every waking moment, the way she had. Even his visit to Leathers hadn’t cooled his ardor after he’d fucked Liss. The Dom in him screamed to get her under him again and curtail her willful behavior with a good spanking. A slow smile drifted across his mouth and his hand itched to slide along her nice, rounded ass.
    “I’m sure I’ll find someone soon enough. I’m in no hurry even if my parents are.”
    “Your parents?”
    “Yeah. All of my siblings are married so they’ve decided it’s my turn.” He chuckled dryly. “I haven’t found a woman who can hold my interest more than a few days.”
    “I’m sure she’s out there somewhere.”
    Shivers rolled down his back and the hairs on his arms rose when a sultry voice reached his ears from several feet away.
I can’t be.
He slowly turned around to see none other than Melissa Gordon or better known to him as Liss.
    * * * *
    “Good grief, Mandy. You’ve got some crowd here,” Melissa said when she waltzed into the kitchen.
    “Hey, cuz.” Mandy kissed her on the cheek and went back to slicing the tomato under her hand. “Yeah. You know Brad, he loves bringing all the guys from the company out here, feeding them, getting them drunk and trying to hook them up with some of my unsuspecting, single friends.”
    A dry laugh left her mouth. “I know. He wants to see all his guys happy like you two are.” She grabbed a plate and arranged the tomato slices on it while Mandy continued to cut.
    “Come on. We need to take these out to the table.” Mandy pulled open the sliding glass door and said over her shoulder, “Hey. Did you ever figure out who that guy is?”
    “No. I can’t seem to find out anything. No one I know has any idea who he is. Why?”
    “Well, you know it’s funny because Brad introduced me to a new guy he hired a few months ago.”
    Mandy’s voice trailed off to her ears when Melissa’s startled gaze met that of none other than her mystery man. “Drew,” she whispered.
    “What did you say?” Mandy asked when Melissa whipped around.
    “Oh my God, Mandy, that’s him.”
“That’s who?”
    “Drew. The guy from the other night.”
    “You’re kidding me, where?”
    “Standing next to Brad.”
    “Andrew?” Mandy giggled. “You’re serious! Damn! You did good, girl. He’s hot!”
“Mandy!”
    “I’m sorry, Lissa, but if that’s the guy you went to bed with, you’re one lucky girl.”
    “Shit. I can’t believe this,” Melissa whispered and ran her hands across her eyes. He can’t be here. How the hell does he know Brad and Mandy? “How do you know him? Why is he here? Wait! I thought you said you didn’t know who I was talking about when we had lunch.”
    “He’s the new guy Brad hired a couple of months back. I hadn’t met him until about thirty minutes ago.”
    “I’ve got to go.”
    “Oh, no you don’t. Besides, he’s coming over here.”
“Seriously?”
    “Yep.” Mandy grabbed her arm and pulled her around. “Hey, Drew. I’d like you to meet someone. This is my cousin, Melissa Gordon. This is Andrew Novak.”
    The wicked smile she remembered flashed across his lips and he said, “We’ve met.”
    She grabbed his arm and pulled him away from Mandy’s side. “What are you