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  1. A LITTLE TOO LATE
  2. SARINA BOWEN
  3. Tuxbury Publishing LLC
  4. Contents
  5. Cheerful Mountain Goats
  6. Reed
  7. Less Dancing and More Snow
  8. Ava
  9. Middlebury College, Vermont
  10. Not Exactly Scandalous
  11. Reed
  12. Posh Industrial
  13. Charli
  14. Eggplant Jokes
  15. Neil
  16. Skittish Kitten
  17. Charli
  18. Yes, He Definitely Got My Drunk Text
  19. Mark
  20. The Sliding Scale of Hotness
  21. Asher
  22. Double Screwed
  23. Mark
  24. The Da Vinci of Underwear
  25. Asher
  26. Captain Filthy Mind
  27. Mark
  28. Stick With The Usual Favorites
  29. Abbi
  30. People Get Restless
  31. Weston
  32. Are We Really Doing This?
  33. Abbi
  34. Anyone Get it on Video?
  35. September
  36. ANTON
  37. Like the Caribbean Sea
  38. SYLVIE
  39. Big No No
  40. ANTON
  41. An Ocean of Mercy
  42. SYLVIE
  43. The Right Kind of Screw
  44. SYLVIE
  45. Polish and Brighten
  46. ANTON
  47. Sniper Speed
  48. SYLVIE
  49. Such a Grind
  50. ANTON
  51. The Tavern on Hicks
  52. SYLVIE
  53. Part Mermaid
  54. Never forget a woman
  55. I just jinxed us
  56. Some saves are guesswork
  57. You could do this professionally
  58. Tuxbury Vermont
  59. The Twist
  60. Boston, Massachusetts
  61. A little safety pin
  62. Nowhere to hide
  63. Ice Ice Baby
  64. Chastity
  65. The Whole Catholic Thing
  66. Chastity
  67. Zambonis
  68. Dylan
  69. Hockey stop
  70. Chastity
  71. The Tavern Again
  72. Alec
  73. The Shots you never take
  74. May
  75. Gretsky was right
  76. Alec
  77. Marry Me
  78. May

“You sound great,” I say when she finally sets down her guitar. And it’s true. Classical guitar isn’t something I understand very well, but she’s obviously talented.

“Thank you, farm boy.”

That’s her little nickname for me. Since it’s a reference to the greatest movie of all time—The Princess Bride—I should take it as a compliment. But all of Kaitlyn’s compliments have a dark side. In this case, it bugs the shit out of her that I really am a farm boy. It’s harvest season, and I have to go home every Saturday morning at the butt crack of dawn to help my family for the weekend.

Until this year, I was a part-time student, driving to Burlington for classes. But that had kind of sucked, so when Rickie offered me a room in his house for practically nothing, I grabbed at the chance to be a full-time student. I get better financial aid this way, so I’m saving money over the long term.

My brother hates this arrangement, though, because he’s shorthanded on the farm.

“Play a duet with me?” Kaitlyn asks.

“Nah,” I say, because I feel too lazy to get out my fiddle and tune it up.

“Your loss.” She climbs into my lap and kisses me. “I missed you earlier. We were supposed to get dinner.”

“Trust me,” I say, running a hand down her ribcage. She’s wearing a velvet top that begs to be touched. “I would rather get dinner with you than go home to be yelled at.” I push her hair off her slender neck and kiss the spot under her chin.

She shivers. Kaitlyn is always horny, just like I am. That’s why I broke my No Dating rule to be with her. The sex is fantastic.

Also, she’d insisted. We’re exclusive, or we don’t fuck, she’d said the first time I got her naked. Then? She’d swallowed my entire cock to the back of her throat and sucked me dry.

And that’s how I ended up half of a couple. It’s not the most romantic story. It’s no Princess Bride. But it works for us, I guess.

I take her mouth in a real kiss. This is what she’s been waiting for, anyway. Forget dinner. Kaitlyn tugs my shirt out of my pants and runs her hands up my chest as I give her my tongue. She straddles me, hooking her ankles behind my body, nestling the heat of her core against my thickening cock.

It’s pretty great until my friend Keith calls up the stairs. “Dylan! Come and do a shot with me!”

“Ignore him,” Kaitlyn whispers between kisses.

For a moment I try. But it’s only ten o’clock, and the house is full of friends that I won’t get to see this weekend when I’m home selling apples.

“There’s Jagermeister!” Keith tries, and I laugh as I break off from kissing Kaitlyn.

She makes a noise of irritation. “Really? You’re choosing Jagermeister over me? Gross.”

“It’s not over you,” I say mildly. “It’s before you.”