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are compliments of the two gentlemen sitting at the bar. We look over to where
     she points, and sure enough, there are two very good looking, wait no, hot guys
     staring at us smiling.
    “Well
     break me off a piece of that. Which one do you want?” Amanda asks.
    The
     one on the right is beautiful. Although he’d probably not appreciate me calling
     him that, beautiful is what he is. With slicked back, long blonde hair, eyes as
     blue as the sky, and a broad, muscular build that I immediately picture without
     clothes, he’s the definition of perfect.
    “Well,
     I guess that leaves me with the one on the left,” Amanda says, interrupting my
     daydreaming.
    “Huh…
     Yeah. Whatever you say.” I’m still in an intense stare down with Mr. Perfect.
    “I'll
     be back,” she laughs, as she gets up, and walks over to them.
    Wait,
     what is she doing? Why is she talking to them and why does he keep looking at
     me with a grin on his face? I’m going to kill her.
    Finally,
     I see her walking back, smiling ear to ear.
    “What
     did you just do? What did you say to them? Why was he looking at me like that?”
     I ask, speaking a mile a minute.
    “Whoa!
     Slow down Miss twenty-one questions. I just thanked them for our drinks, told
     them it was your birthday, and that we’ll be at the new club tonight
     celebrating.”
    “You
     invited them out with us tonight? It's supposed to be a girls night. What did
     he say?”
    As
     much as I’m really looking forward to my first real girls night, I can’t deny
     that I wouldn't like to “get to know” Mr. Perfect a little better.
    “Nothing
     really, other than they’ll be there.”
     

    – COLLIN –
     
    “Before
     I come any closer, are we good man?” Travis jokes, before walking down the
     dock.
    “We’re
     good.” I respond, reaching to shake his hand to call it truce.
    Even
     though it would’ve been nice for him to keep his mouth shut, the reason why
     Alexa left is not his fault. I was the one that messed up and it would’ve
     eventually come out anyways. Travis is one of my best friends, and although he
     can be an idiot, I still love the guy.
    “Wow,
     dude, this brings back some memories, huh?” he says, sitting down on the dock
     and putting a lure on a pole.
    “Yeah,
     we gotta do this more often,” I reply, casting my line out next to his. “I
     gotta go meet up with Matt in a little bit to lift, you wanna come?”
    Travis
     has decided not to play football in the fall. He didn’t qualify for a
     scholarship, and since his mom can’t afford to send him to a private school,
     he’s going to stay here and go to the local college. “Yeah, dude, I'm down.”
    The
     weight room is like our man cave. No girl steps in there, not that I don't
     think girls should lift weights, but they never understand the intensity we
     have in there. Alexa use to always say we sounded like a bunch of possessed
     gorillas. It's tradition to have loud, hard music playing as we push each other
     to go the extra mile, so yes, you hear the grunting or growling. It's both
     exhilarating and exhausting, but it is a brotherly bond that we all have and
     love.
    “Well,
     I see you two kissed and made up,” Matt jokes as Travis and I walk into the
     gym.
    “Oh
     shut it, jerk off,” I reply with a smile on my face.
    “Wow,
     is that a smile, pretty boy? What the hell happened after this morning?”
    Today
     has been a good day; the best in a while, actually. My best friend and I made
     up, and I heard from my love.
    “Well,
     I met up with this son of bitch,” I say motioning to Travis. “And, Alexa texted
     me back this morning.”
    “Really?
     What'd she say?”
    “Thanked
     me for the birthday wish. Said she still loves me, but needs some time.”
    “Well
     that’s good, right?”
    “You
     bet your ass it is!”

 

     

    – ALEXA –
     
    Staring
     in the mirror, I can’t believe this is the same person that stood here just
     three weeks ago. Then, I

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