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Chapters (77)
  1. Dedication
  2. Epigraph
  3. 1
  4. 2
  5. 3
  6. 4
  7. 5
  8. 6
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  11. 9
  12. 10
  13. Cade
  14. 11
  15. Willa
  16. 12
  17. Cade
  18. 13
  19. Willa
  20. 14
  21. Cade
  22. 15
  23. Willa
  24. 16
  25. Cade
  26. 17
  27. Willa
  28. 18
  29. Cade
  30. 19
  31. Willa
  32. 20
  33. Cade
  34. 21
  35. Willa
  36. 22
  37. Cade
  38. 23
  39. Willa
  40. 24
  41. Cade
  42. 25
  43. Willa
  44. 26
  45. Willa
  46. 27
  47. Cade
  48. 28
  49. Willa
  50. 29
  51. Willa
  52. 30
  53. Cade
  54. 31
  55. Willa
  56. 32
  57. Cade
  58. 33
  59. Willa
  60. 34
  61. Cade
  62. 35
  63. Willa
  64. 36
  65. Cade
  66. Epilogue
  67. Willa
  68. Powerless Sneak Peek
  69. Prologue & Chapter One
  70. Prologue - Sloane
  71. Chapter One -Jasper
  72. Don’t miss Flawless
  73. Rhett and Summer’s story is now an Amazon #1 Bestseller!
  74. Books by Elsie Silver
  75. Acknowledgments
  76. The Elsie Silver Saloon
  77. About the Author

“No need. It’s fine,” I say, but I still feel like everything is happening in slow motion. I’m having a hard time catching up, still too fixated on her face.

And fuck.

Her tits.

I’m officially a creepy old man. My eyes trail down to my fist, the soft fabric poking out from between my fingers.

She groans as my fingers unfurl. And slowly but surely, I figure out why she’s acting so horrified over me being a gentleman and picking up her . . .

Panties.

I stare at the scrap of black fabric in my hand, and it’s like everything around us goes blurry. My eyes shoot to hers, all wide and green. So many shades. A mosaic.

I’m not known for smiling, but the corners of my mouth twitch. “You, uh, dropped your panties, ma’am.”

A strangled giggle bursts from her as her gaze darts to my hand and back to my face. “Wow. This is awkward. I’m really—”

“Your coffee is ready, sweetheart!” Ellen calls.

The redhead’s face flips away, relieved by the interruption. “Thank you!” she calls back a little too brightly before slapping a five down on the counter and grabbing the paper cup. Without another glance, she’s making a beeline for the door. Like she can’t get away fast enough. “Keep the change! See you again!”

I swear I hear her giggling under her breath as she breezes past, clearly avoiding my gaze while murmuring something to herself about this being a good story to tell her kids one day.

I absently wonder what the hell kind of stories this woman plans on telling her future children before I call out to her. “You forgot your . . .” I trail off because I refuse to shout this across the coffee shop full of people I have to face day in, day out.

She turns and presses her back into the door as she leaves, holding my eyes for a beat, barely contained amusement touching every feature. “Finders keepers,” she says with a shrug.

Now, she does laugh, full and warm and so damn amused. Then she exits into the sunlit street, hair shining like fire and hips swinging like she owns this town.

She leaves me stunned.

And when I glance back down at my open palm, it hits me she’s long gone. I have no idea what her name is, and I’m still here . . .

Holding her panties.

2

Willa

“Who was he?” Summer’s voice is strangled.

“Not a damn clue.” I think back on my black underwear plunking down on the floor and how mortification slowly morphed into hysterics.

Only me.

Things like that would only happen to me.

My best friend gasps, rocking forward on the porch swing. “You didn’t take them back?”