Adrenaline (Speed #2)

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said?”
    “Yes. Show the security guard your pass and I’ll be sure to let him know where to bring you.”
    Covering my mouth to hold my silly excitement in, I tried to respond like this was just another night and nothing special about it. “Sounds good. I’ll see ya Thursday.”
    “Perfect! See ya then, Paislie.”
    My stomach jumped as I placed my hand on it. “Okay, see ya then.”
    Once I hit End, I dragged in a few deep breaths as I placed my hands on my desk.
    “Holy hells bells,” I said as I started laughing. I’d only talked to this man twice and yet each time he brought out emotions I’d never before experienced in my life. I wasn’t sure if I should be thrilled beyond belief, or scared shitless.
    Either way, I was counting down the hours until I got to see him again.

WITH A TOWEL WRAPPED AROUND my waist, I walked out of the bathroom only to find Ashley standing in my kitchen.
    Fuck.
    “Ash?”
    She spun around and raked her eyes over my body before looking back up at me. “Hey. I see you’re still looking fine as ever.”
    “Um . . . what are you doing here?”
    She leaned back against the counter and looked at me with a serious look as she leaned in closer and stared hard. Her mouth dropped open as she gasped. “Oh my God. You met someone!”
    My head pulled back in shock. “What?”
    Pointing her finger at me, a huge smile moved over her face. “You. Met. Someone.”
    Right about that time, the door to the bus opened and Autumn came bouncing in. “Hey, big brother! Did we surprise you?”
    I looked between Autumn and Ashley. “How . . . how did y’all meet up? I’m so damn confused.”
    Ashley laughed and said, “I left my little black dress at your ranch a few months back. Remember after that night of fun in Dallas and we went back to the ranch?”
    I nodded my head. “Well, I needed it and I called the main number thinking Clarisse would answer, but Autumn did instead. We got to talking and found out we had a lot in common.”
    I wrinkled my forehead as I looked between them. “Okay, so you both decided to come to the race together?”
    Autumn chuckled. “I’ve never missed one of your Texas races, and I don’t plan on it now. I asked Ashley if I could stay at her place this weekend. Sophie is staying with Mom and Pop.”
    Ashely wiggled her eyebrows. “We’re having a girls’ weekend.”
    I raked my hand through my wet hair. “This is . . . weird.”
    “Why? Because we used to be fuck buddies and now I’m friends with your sister?”
    Autumn set her bag on the counter and mumbled, “Gross, visual not needed.”
    “Wait!! Back to what we were talking about. You met someone didn’t you?”
    Autumn sucked in a breath. “W-what! You’re dating someone?”
    “No!” I said as I shook my head. “And no I haven’t met anyone, Ash.”
    She walked closer to me and I wondered where that familiar pull was that I used to get around her. Any time I ever saw her I only had one thing on my mind. Sex. The only thing on my mind now was how to get her and my sister off of my bus.
    Ashley smiled and slowly shook her head. “I see it in your eyes, Wallace. You met someone.”
    “Who is she?” Autumn said as she did a little hop and grabbed onto my arm.
    With a huff, I turned and headed back to my room. “May I please change?”
    They both started a laughing fit and said something about my manwhore days being over. “Never!” I yelled out as I shut the bedroom door behind me.
    Reaching over, I grabbed my cell phone and pulled up Paislie’s number and hit Call. I saved it when she called me the other day.
    “Hello?”
    I held the phone to Deuce who barked right on cue. “Deuce wanted to make sure y’all were still on for tonight.”
    “Where do you come up with this stuff? Do you always use your dog to pick up women?”
    I thought about it for a second. I’d never really used him except when he was a puppy. He was a total pussy magnet then.
    “Not since he was about six months

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