Still Waters (Motorcycle Club Romance, New Adult Romance): Devil's Riders (Hot Blooded Heroes) Read Online Free PDF

a good thing he hadn't. Maybe he was trying to protect her from him, the lifestyle, everything.
                  But who was going to protect her from herself and her foolish wish to be near him? She stared down at the helmet in her hands. She'd loved riding with him. His confidence on the road had been incredibly attractive. Everything about him was appealing to her. Not just his strong masculine body or soulful eyes. Not just the way he smelled like leather and smoke. Not just his long hair or bad boy tattoos. Him.
                  All of him.
                  She walked into the house and straight into her room. She kicked off her shoes and crawled into the bed, still cradling the helmet.
                  She was in trouble.
                  But what was she going to do about it?
     

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                  Janet leaned back on the blanket and thumbed through the brochure. In the back there were a few pages that had blank spaces for her to fill out. If she had the courage to.
                  'Application for Physical Therapist Program'
                  She sighed. It was a two year program at the State School. The same one Kaylie attended. It wasn't cheap and she wouldn't qualify for student aid. Not with her grades and her parents wealth. She wasn't sure her parents were going to help her at this point however. Her mother had already hinted that they planned to cut her off. They'd never been particularly affectionate, but they had been proud of her dancing career. Before the accident. Now they didn't seem to know what to do with her.
                  Or even care.
                  Janet rolled over onto her back and smoothed down her floral sundress to cover her knees. She'd just have to get a job and go to school. Maybe she and Kaylie could get an apartment together. She needed to get out of the house, that much was for sure.
                  "What am I going to do Kaylie?"
                  Her friend sat beside her, taking notes for her history exam. She put her book down and sipped some lemonade.
                  "You'll figure something out Jan. I'll help you."
                  "Yeah… but what?"
                  "You'll get a job and apply to the program and then we'll see. I believe in miracles you know."
                  Janet rolled her eyes and turned onto her side.
                  "Right. Just like that."
                  She snapped her fingers. Kaylie giggled and squirted lemonade at her through her straw.
                  "Hey! And I was going to ask you to move in with me!"
                  Kaylie sobered quickly and looked away. Janet's eyes widened.
                  "What is it? You don't want to be my roommate?"
                  "No. It's not that. It's just that- well, Dev asked me to move in with him."
                  Janet squealed and threw her arms around Kaylie.
                  "Oh my god! That's amazing!"
                  "I don't know. It's kind of a big step. And then my mother would be alone."
                  "Maybe I can move in with her instead."
                  Janet flopped back onto her back and stared up at the sky. Kaylie laughed.
                  "Sometimes I think I'm too young but other times… I love him so much you know?"
                  "I can tell. He loved you too. You are really lucky."
                  "Come on Jan, don't tell me you didn't find someone at school. You're gorgeous! I mean you always were pretty, but now, you look like a movie star!"
                  Janet rolled her eyes.
                  "Jack doesn't think so."
                  "Oooooh…. I knew something was