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released as he just had. His bear within was even tired, making his whole self in need of a nap.

    Chapter Twelve

    William and Lance lay there, still wrapped around each other. Lance didn't pull away or recoil and he wasn't traumatized from what William could gather. He knew he was his. They made small talk, going over little pieces of their lives. Favorite colors and foods, pets they'd had as a child, and hit upon future plans.
    "So where do you see us in a few years, William?" he asked.  
    "Married perhaps now that it's legal, somewhere far away from here, out of the public eye." He spoke as his fingertips laced through Lance's hand that he held above his face. He kissed each fingertip of his before letting go and doing it all again.
    "I don't know if I'm marriage material yet," he cocked an eyebrow and propped up on an elbow to talk to him, "besides we're a long ways off from proposals and such."
    "I know, we're going to take this slow, I promise," he assured him, "nothing that you're not totally comfortable with."
    He winced when he said it, an action that did not go unnoticed.
    "Are you ok? Something hurt?"
    "Yea, I'm fine, it's just that..." he trailed off, looked out the window, then back into her face as he finished, "I probably need to tell you about my ex-wife."
    "You were married before?"
    "I wasn't always into men."
    Of course , he thought, he's a celebrity billionaire psychotherapist, he's probably got kids out there somewhere and a trophy wife that gets half his earnings.
    "Yea, she's...," William didn't know quite where to begin, "well it's a story for another day."
    "I can see there's always going to be something to learn about you, William," he laughed, "good thing I love you."
    "I love you too, Lance."

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Billionaire Alpha Seeks Curves

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    Cynthia Fox  

    Chapter One

    "She’s too thin."
    "What?   She’s beautiful, Mr. Zelnick.   You asked me to find models."
    "I never said she wasn’t beautiful.   I just need more of her.   You know, more of a shape," he said as he curved his hands along an imaginary hourglass.
    "But, they will be modeling lingerie and frilly dresses.   Why don’t you choose a few from these photos and I’ll…"
    He looked up from the pile of modeling cards and sighed.   "When I’m driving my Porsche, do you think I have more fun on the straightaways or the curves?"
    "Probably the curves."
    "That’s right.   And what’s the name of the line?"
    She cleared her throat and said, "Curves and Lace."
    "Now please do as I ask, Daphne.   This is a new division for us and I want it to be a success."
    "Yes, sir," she said as she exited the office.
    Peter Zelnick flipped through the