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Chapters (74)
  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Stripping the Sub
  3. Prologue
  4. 1
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  6. 3
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  25. Epilogue
  26. Tempting the Domme
  27. Prologue
  28. 1
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  48. Epilogue
  49. Hardcore Vanilla
  50. Prologue
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  70. Epilogue
  71. Author’s Note
  72. About the Author
  73. Other Books by Golden Angel
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They’d also found out that they had a lot of similar tastes in movies and tv shows, which had led to several nights of actually Netflix and chilling. He’d found someone who loved terrible movies even more than he did, although Sharon’s focus was more on bad shark movies than on bad horror movies in general - but she was willing to watch as long as he was willing to protect her. Since Jake had no problem with her jumping into his lap or using him to hide when she found something scary instead of amusingly bad, it worked out well.

He still wasn’t sure how to deal with the family thing.

Several times he’d tried to bring it up in conversation, but she always changed the subject or jumped him if he was too persistent. Finally, he figured he’d just see how the wedding went. It wasn’t a big deal anyway, they weren’t serious; even if he was finding that he really was starting to care for her in much more than a friendly or casual fuck buddy kind of way.

Besides, before her cousin’s wedding, they had to get through Patrick and Lexie’s engagement party and Sharon meeting his parents.

10

There is no reason to be nervous.

Being nervous was for meeting a boyfriend’s parents because things were getting serious.

It was not for meeting a not-boyfriend’s parents just because they happened to also be the parents of one of her best friends whose engagement party she was attending. Seriously. Jake’s parents didn’t know there was anything going on between them - and they’d specifically warned everyone against bringing it up.

Not a single reason to be nervous.

Sadly, logic did not appear to be winning the day.

“Smile,” Kate muttered under her breath as they approached the front door. “You look like you’re about to pass out or something.”

“Who says I’m not?” Sharon muttered back.

Andrew looked over his shoulder to give them both a quelling look. She wrinkled her nose at him. He was not happy about the ‘not talking about Jake and Sharon in front of Jake’s parents’ edict. Sharon had explained that Jake wasn’t ashamed of her, it just wasn’t the time, and she wanted it this way. He still hadn’t liked it.

Bossy man.