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fingers and starts ticking away his list. “GPS tracker on your car that tracked location, speed, and braking, an email alert when a door opens and closes to the house, and a location device on your cell phone for when you were away from the car. That is why I always freaked out when you didn’t answer. Oh, and your boyfriends were always willing to give up information on your plans. Having them find me as a threat always worked to my advantage. They always wanted to brag on the romantic things you both were doing and how you found their actions so thoughtful. That always made me gag. Except for dickweed.”
    “Dickweed?” I say confusingly.
    “Yeah, Dickweed. Evan. Arrogant son of a bitch. He gave me nothing except I can take care of Grace. Grace doesn’t need someone up her ass constantly. Worry about your girlfriend and leave mine alone. Guys and girls being best friends doesn’t last forever. Time to cut the apron strings Natey! Now that pissed me off. Natey! Now look at us. You are sixty miles away from me and some stalker with his dog is trying to worm his way into your bed.”
    “How the hell did you get that from unexpected, cute visitor with a cute dog?”
    “Gracie, Ted Bundy was charming and handsome. He came upon his victims unexpectedly. If he had a dog, I bet he would have pimped it to the best of his ability.”
    Feeling as if my throat is closing, I head up to my room where I put on my running clothes and trainers. As I walk out the door, I lift up and shake my cell phone in a mocking gesture to show Nate that I had it.
    “Gracie, where are you going? Wait, I will go with you,” Nate calls out.
    “Don’t need ya, don’t want ya.” I start to jog, picking up a faster pace the more I think about the conversation I just had with Nate. I need to breathe. As I run down the paved sidewalks, tears slowly stream down my face. I’m never going to have control over my life if I have constant interference. I know that Nate is just looking out for me, but I feel as if I’m being held back from learning who I am and what I want out of life. I now know that my decision to move was the best decision I’ve made since I went to college to follow my dreams.

Chapter Six
    Jackson
    I walk into my house, slam the door and hurl my keys on the table. “Thor, what just happened?” Thor sits there with his head cocked to the left like he is hanging on my every word. “Never in my life have I felt that kind of electricity, that kind of connection. Now I’m worried that I pissed her off. What did I say ? I’ve racked my brain since we left. Be glad you’re a dog. No attachments. That’s why I don’t have the time or energy for girls. It’s always a game to see why they’re pissed this second or what they need next. Give me a fucking break!” Thor is still sitting there being the best friend he knows how to be, except he’s the one responsible for getting me into this mess. “Thanks buddy,” I say sarcastically. Thor gets a drink of water and plops down on his bed, ready for one of many naps of the day.
    “Dude, do you remember that I have just come off the same schedule as you? It’s not my fault that your mutt is on an internal doggy time clock and that he doesn’t have the ability to walk himself,” Ben walks down the stairs rubbing his eyes.
    “Sorry man. It’s already been a rough morning. Thor decided to track down an unimaginable beauty and then decided he didn’t want to leave. I looked like an ass dragging him across her patio because he wouldn’t move.”
    “Classic! Is she single?” he says with the biggest smile.
    “Why would I ask?”
    “Why wouldn’t you? Obviously this girl has you torn up. As I was coming down, you were having a conversation with your dog in an octave that should be illegal for a Marine.”
    Pointing at my feet then to my hair Ben continued, “You’re pacing like a caged animal. Hell, the little hair that you do have is sticking straight up because you keep