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  1. Truth Game
  2. Ocean Bay #3
  3. Chloe Walsh
  4. Disclaimer
  5. Author’s Note
  6. 1 Daryl
  7. 2 Molly
  8. 3 Molly
  9. 4 Daryl
  10. 5 Daryl
  11. 6 Molly
  12. 7 Daryl
  13. 8 Molly
  14. 9 Daryl
  15. 10 Molly
  16. 11 Molly
  17. 12 Daryl
  18. 13 Molly
  19. 14 Daryl
  20. 15 Molly
  21. 16 Molly
  22. 17 Daryl
  23. 18 Molly
  24. 19 Daryl
  25. 20 Molly
  26. 21 Daryl
  27. 22 Molly
  28. 23 Daryl
  29. 24 Molly
  30. 25 Daryl
  31. 26 Daryl
  32. 27 Molly
  33. 28 Daryl
  34. 29 Molly
  35. 30 Molly
  36. 31 Daryl
  37. 32 Molly
  38. 33 Daryl
  39. 34 Molly
  40. 35 Molly
  41. 36 Molly
  42. Daryl
  43. 37 Molly
  44. 38 Daryl
  45. 39 Molly
  46. 40 Daryl
  47. 41 Molly
  48. 42 Molly
  49. 43 Daryl
  50. 44 Molly
  51. 45 Daryl
  52. 46 Molly
  53. 47 Molly
  54. 48 Daryl
  55. 49 Molly
  56. 50 Daryl
  57. 51 Molly
  58. 52 Daryl
  59. Molly
  60. 53 Rourke
  61. 54 Mercy
  62. 55 One month later
  63. Daryl
  64. 56 Molly
  65. 57 Daryl
  66. 58 Molly
  67. 59 Daryl
  68. 60 Daryl
  69. Molly
  70. Epilogue
  71. Alabama
  72. Thank you so much for reading Waiting Game!
  73. Other Books by Chloe Walsh
  74. Audiobooks
  75. Social Media Links
  76. Playlist
  77. Acknowledgments
  78. About the Author
  79. Acknowledgments
  80. About the Author
  81. Contents

Tell me about it…

"Okay. Get up. We have to do it again."

"What?"

Climbing to her feet, Molly danced over to her iPod and tapped at the screen. A moment later, Garth Brooks' Two of a Kind began to waft from the speaker. "Get up," she repeated, crooking her finger. "Dance with me."

"What – here?"

"Here." Nodding, she grinned. "Let's see if we can remember the routine."

"Oh, hell no." I shook my head. "You must be high as Everest right now if you even think –"

"Need I remind you that I'm your queen of the south, Daryl King," she cut me off by saying. "You owe me. Now get your butt up and dance with me."

"Jesus Christ," I grumbled, slowly pulling myself to my feet. "You're losing your damn mind, Dolly."

Still, I did as she asked. Why? I had no fucking clue, but this girl had a weird sort of hold on me. One look at those big, brown eyes, and I was willing to make a fool of myself all over again for her.

Always for her.

Moving into position, I clamped a hand on her hip and pulled her close.

"Wh-what are you doing?" she breathed, when I closed the space between us and pulled her little body flush against mine, heart bucking wildly in my chest.

"I'm doing what you told me to do," I replied, placing one of her small hands on my shoulder before claiming the other with my big hand. "Dance, Dolly. Move your feet."

"This isn't how I remember it going," she strangled out, tentatively moving her body against mine. "This feels different. You…feel different."

"That's because we're not six years old anymore," I replied, repressing the glorious fucking shiver threatening to roll through me at the feel of her pressed so close to me. "You're not a little girl anymore, Molly-Dolly." I tightened my hold on her small frame, pulling her so close that I could feel her heart hammering against mine. "And I'm a grown man now."

"Yeah." She exhaled shakily and pressed her little frame against mine. "We're all grown."

"You're still cute as a button," I told her, chuckling when she scrunched her nose up in disgust. "You are," I defended when she began to protest. "Fucking adorable."

"I'm supposed to be a woman, D," she growled, which only made her sound even more adorable. "Grown women aren’t cute. Grown women are sexy."

"Oh, don’t worry, Molls," I replied huskily. "You're definitely that, too."

She blushed and a little tremor rolled through her. "Don't."

"Don't what – don’t tell you that you're sexy?" Chests flush together, we continued to sway to the music. "Well, too bad, because you are."

Her breath escaped her in an audible puff. "D…"

"So fucking sexy." I knew I was, once again, barreling head first over the lines of our relationship that Molly had carefully erected, but needing her to know how goddamn beautiful she was seemed far more important to me in this moment. Besides, I'd already blurred those lines a time or two. "You can feel me right now, can't you?" I asked, thrusting my hips against hers.