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look like something Dallas would pick out for Olivia.”
    Dean laughed. “Oh, hell, yeah. But any man would pick those out for his woman, baby. They’re fucking hot.”
    Now, she did giggle. “So, was it the guys?”
    “Nope. Try again.”
    “The girls?”
    “Nope.”
    “I give up.”
    “Nigel.”
    Delighted, Emma gave a real laugh. Nigel Ramirez was Olivia’s ex-personal assistant from her modelling days. He had a great eye for clothes and style and he was the first person that Dean would have thought of calling as he ventured in to the totally unknown world of female fashion.
    “Nigel,” she said. “I should have known.”
    “Yeah, he was the happiest I’ve ever seen him, I swear.” Dean reached for her slowly, still afraid she might detonate. “Said he loved spending my money on you.”
    Emma let him tug her to her feet, went willingly in to his strong arms. She rested her head on his chest and sighed. “I’m sorry I shouted at you. I was being an asshole.”
    “Hey, it’s OK.” He planted a gentle kiss on her forehead, pushed her dark hair off her cheekbones. It had grown in quite a bit now since she’d finished chemo and some of her wild curls had returned. “I mean, you do have to do this part all on your own, angel, no arguing with that. All’s I can do is rub your feet and buy you clothes.”
    “It’s enough. It’s more than enough.”
    “Yeah? You sure?”
    “I’m sure.”
    “OK, so.” He pulled back a bit, hating to let her go, but time was ticking down until her doctor’s appointment and they had to haul ass. “Here’s your coffee. You get ready and I’ll start breakfast. Toast and eggs? Maybe some fruit?”
    “Perfect. Thank you.”
    “You got it, angel.”
    “Dean?”
    “Yeah?”
    “I love you so damn much.”
    “Oh, Emma.” Dean’s hand fell to her stomach and he tenderly caressed their son. “I love you, too. I love you both.”

Chapter Four
    Selena signed her time sheet with a sigh of sheer exhaustion, got to her feet wearily. Thank Christ she’d gotten through another shift with Diana Keeler drunk off her face and being impossible to work with. The night before, Diana had barricaded herself in her bedroom and spent hours on social media, tagging herself in endless photos, changing her privacy settings to show her location, and posting her upcoming work and personal schedules. Stupid, reckless, dangerous stuff for a woman with a stalker.
    Griff was as done as she was, and was down in Dallas’ office right this second talking to the boss. They weren’t about to drop Diana as a client, Selena was sure, but it was time for Dallas to have a word with her about how she was compromising her own safety. And when the client’s safety was compromised, so was the safety of the people standing between her and a threat. Selena’s and Griff’s, and Sully’s and Mark’s too. They were the day shift and now, thanks to Diana, the world knew where and when she had meetings and movie shoots scheduled, and lunches and drinks planned.
    Stupid, stupid woman .
    Selena yanked her hair out of its snug chignon, ran her fingers through it a few times until the unruly curls were semi-tamed. With a sigh of relief now, she headed for the door, dropped the time sheet on the front reception desk. The new woman, Roxanna, gave her an open, friendly smile.
    “Hi, Selena.”
    “Hi, Roxanna. Bye, Roxanna.”
    Roxanna laughed. “Long night?”
    “Oh, man. The longest.” Selena stifled a yawn. “I think I’ll go down to the track, do a few laps.”
    “You’re not going home to collapse?”
    “Not yet.” Selena gave her a small grin. “I love to work out after a shift, then grab something to eat, then go home and fall in to bed.”
    Roxanna nodded, amazed yet again at Selena’s discipline. Hell, if that were her andif she’d just finished work at eight a.m. on a Monday? She’d be begging for mercy by now. She supposed, though, that Selena and Griff were used to the night work. They