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structure staring at me. It was woods. A cliff. My screamed echoes through the trees before I was pushed down so far under water that I would never resurface.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter Four
    Tanner
     
    I’m getting use to the woods here. It’s not too much different from back home. Just here no one talks with a drawl. It’s all fast and busy. The woods are comforting. When I moved into my brother’s extra room in downtown San Francisco, I knew I was giving up the outdoors. Well, my kind of outdoors. This is a great substitute.
       The crickets play a soft tune underneath the sound of the trees blowing in the wind. Then there is the water close by, rustling against the rocks in its way. These two months may not be too bad after all.
       I’m passing the girls’ cabins when I hear a small knock. On the step of Aubrey’s cabin is Asshat. He’s leaning against the doorframe like he owns the fucking place. If I had any sense, I would have knocked the fuck out of him at the cliff.
          “Me,” he says.
          “Asshat,” I mumble underneath my breath. Stepping to the side, into the shadows I watch . What the hell is happening to me? I’m watching like a fucking stalker.
         Aubrey opens the door , and I take a large breath in. Fucking, shit . Her thin, white tank top is stuck to her breasts. And holy mother if she doesn’t have a bra on. Christ . I    press my eyes close and curse underneath my breath. Why? I’m never going to get that out of my fucking head . Then she shifts, and I see her short pajama bottoms. Torture . My dick moves in my jeans, urging me to walk over there and rip off the little clothing she has on.
       “Can I come in? Or are you going to make me stay out here?”
    Kick his ass out.
       “You want the real answer to that?” she asks.
       I hold back laughter. That a girl.
        He kicks off the door. “You don’t need to be alone. Let me in, please. Just for a little bit , and I’ll leave you alone.”
       “It’s against the rules.”
       Reaching past her, he opens the door for himself. He comes so close to her. I wish I was walking into that cabin to toss her little ass on the bed and have my way with her.
       What. The. Fuck. “No,” I whisper. “Not. Going. To. Happen.”  
       I continue my walk toward my truck. My baby. It’s an old pick-up, blue, rusted spots all over it, but she’s mine. I bought her last summer from one of my dad’s friends at the lumber yard. He gave me a great deal for her.
       Opening the tailgate, I stop when I hear a moan. What the hell? Damn kids. It better not be Austin. I shut my tailgate and peek around a large, oak tree. Some guy has a girl pressed against a tree. I clear my throat, and they both stagger backwards.
       “Eric?”
       He throws his head up. “Sup? Didn’t see you standing there. You know Cassie?”
       I lift a brow and watch as her face turns red. “Right. I thought you were two damn kids. Why don’t you get a room?”
       Eric smiles and wraps an arm around Cassie, who is still staring at the ground. “We like the outdoors. It’s…thrilling.”
       “Right. Well, don’t let me disturb you,” I say, gesturing for them to continue.
       Cassie pulls on Eric’s arm. “I think I’m going to go back to my room.”
       Eric furrows his brow then it hits him. “Sure, I’ll walk you. See you in a bit, Tanner.”
       I wave them off and roll my eyes. I pull my tailgate back down and grab my fishing pole. I have a break tomorrow during the day, and I’m pretty sure I want to fish a little. I haven’t been in a couple of months, and it would be nice to relax. Not think about anything in particular.
       My phone vibrates in my pocket and I pull it out. “Hello.”
       “Hi, baby,” my mother’s songlike voice says from the other end. I hear some popcorn popping the background. I’m sure she sitting