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  1. Cover
  2. Piece of My Heart
  3. Dedication
  4. Acknowledgments
  5. Alex
  6. Sarai
  7. Alex
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  10. Sarai
  11. Alex
  12. Sarai
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  14. Sarai
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  17. Alex
  18. Sarai
  19. Alex
  20. Sarai
  21. Alex
  22. Sarai
  23. Alex
  24. Discover More
  25. An Excerpt From Unbreak My Heart
  26. About the Author
  27. Also by Nicole Jacquelyn

“I’ll keep my eyes open,” I promised. I wasn’t really sure how I’d do that, since Sean usually avoided me, but if Sarai was worried, I’d try.

As she pulled her hair into a ponytail, my attention shifted and I licked my lips. Goddamn, my wife was hot.

“You’ve already moved on to other things, haven’t you?” she asked, rolling her eyes.

“You just got undressed in front of me,” I replied honestly. “If you were trying to keep my attention, you should’ve kept your clothes on.”

“I’ll remember that for next time,” she said, trying to edge around me.

“Hey now,” I joked, wrapping an arm around her waist as soon as she was within reach. “Where are you going?”

“Back to the living room to zone out with some television,” she replied, giggling when my lips tickled the edge of her ear.

“I think we should zone out in the bedroom,” I murmured, moving my lips down her neck.

“I mean, we could,” she said slowly. “But your lack of imagination is a little disappointing.”

“Hey,” I replied, jerking my head up to meet her eyes. “You’ve never complained about my imagination before.”

“It’s been a problem for a while,” she said mockingly, her lips twitching as she pulled out of my arms. “I just haven’t wanted to hurt your feelings.”

She shrieked as I lunged for her, chasing her out of the bedroom and down the short hallway to the living room. When we got there, she spun around to face me, and we both froze.

“You can run,” I said, smiling. “But you can’t hide.”

“I got you into the living room,” she boasted, her hands on her hips. “Why would I hide?”

I took the last step that separated us and reached around her, grabbing her ass as I lifted her against me. Her legs wrapped around my waist as she laughed, and she braced her arms on my shoulders, our noses just millimeters apart.

“I love you,” I breathed. “I haven’t said that enough.”

“You say it every day,” she whispered back.

“Still not enough.”

After the teasing and the race into the living room, when our lips finally met, the kiss was surprisingly soft.

I let go of her with one hand to brace myself on the arm of the couch, then lowered us down until she was straddling my lap, her legs still around my waist. It wasn’t as smooth as I’d imagined it in my head, but she didn’t complain. She held still until I was seated, and then her hands were all over me. She pulled my T-shirt over my head and scratched down my chest, running her hands lightly over my belly and more firmly up my arms to my shoulders.