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favor. His five guards forgot about him. When the dynamite exploded, they ignored him and ran away. He looked to one side and saw Jenny standing on the floor, grinning at him.
    She untied him and they ran to freedom outside the ruined building.

Chapter Twelve
     
    Without Abe Townsend, the gang scattered. Jed and Jenny met with Marshal Silverman for a few hours and were given two weeks vacation as a reward.
    They rode to Denver and checked into the best room in the best hotel. They washed each other in a big tub with hot water then slid into bed, still naked and moist. Before he tended to business, Jed said, “We did it. That test my grandmother talked about. We passed. I love you, and you love me. We need to get married.”
    “Actually, sweet baby, we might have to get married. Is that alright?”
    “Absolutely. I want a family. I’ve been on my own too long. Now, enough talk. I have you for my own for two weeks and I’m going to enjoy every minute of it.”
    She put her hand on the back of his head and guided him back to her nipple. She said, “This is wonderful.”
    “I know.”
     
     
     
    The End

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    Stepbrother’s Baby
     
     
     
     
     
     
    By: Lisa Cartwright

 
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Chapter 1
     
    “Did you see Eric? I think he is scary looking.”
    Bethany agreed with her friend. Her new step brother was scary looking. He was in his mid-twenties and covered in tattoos. The fact that he decided to wear his biker jacket to a wedding, should have told Beth all she needed to know about him. He was a rebel without a cause and as her new stepbrother living with him was a scary proposition.
    “I thought his dad was rich?”
    “He is and so is Eric, but instead of taking over the company, mom says he just parties till all hours of the night. That is why he lives in the pool house, so no one has to see what is going on out there.”
    “I can’t believe you are going to be living here.”
    Bethany nodded. She didn’t have a choice. College was going to cost more than she had scholarships and whatever money she made extra at her stepdad’s firm, would be put towards tuition. Her mother wanted her to learn to appreciate money, so her helping extended as far as a new room in her new house rent-free. Bethany was excited for the proposition, until meeting Eric started to make her wonder how living with someone like that was going to be. She was assured that he would pretty much stay to himself. The prospect of waiting for him in the bathroom in the morning was a daunting one.
    “Well maybe he will have cute friends.”
    “Yeah right. I am sure they are just as tattooed and rough looking as he is.”
    Callie kept her mouth shut, her eyes on Eric as he talked to his father. The reception was beautiful and though he stuck out around all the gentile people, Callie could see that Eric was more than a little handsome. She had it out for bad boys and the idea of seeing him half-dressed at the breakfast table when she stayed over, made her think that she would be visiting her friend more. Bethany was not ready to hear that he was cute, though Callie figured she had to see it as well.
    Eric was tall and built well. His leather jacket was cut at his arms and his large biceps stretched the T-shirt underneath. He had dark hair and dark eyes that when turned towards her, made her melt a little inside. Eric had the look of a man that knew how to get what he wanted and what to do, when he did. Callie couldn’t think of anyone else that