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Desperate to keep him... Ive finally gotten everything I ever wanted: love, freedom, happiness, and, most importantly, Finn. Our love is everything I expected it to be and more. Weve finally found each other, but the world seems determined to tear us apart. We thought my father was the only obstacle between us, but now its the military. With Finns departure looming, were squeezing in every moment together before we run out of time. Trying to make every moment count Being Carries bodyguard was one thing. Being her boyfriend is another. Every day shes mine is a day the sun shines in my life. Yet our time together is running out. Her father will never think a tattooed Marine will be good enough, so Ill do whatever it takes to be worthy of her love. But the road will take me away from the girl who makes me feel alive--the girl I cant live without. Time only gets us so far...

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Out of Time

Out Of Line - 2

by

Jen McLaughlin, Diane Alberts

This one is for Tessa, Jill, and Trent. You guys kept me sane during my writing spree, and youre the best friends a girl could ask for.

Never letting go

He closed his arms around me and carried me to his bed. He was so hard and solid and it drove me insane every time he moved his tongue over mine like that. His teeth scraped my lower lip, and I whimpered into his mouth. His fingers moved over my butt, slipping between my legs and rubbing against the spot where I needed him most.

As he lowered me to the mattress, he started to climb on top of me, but I broke the kiss and shoved at his shoulders. No, I said, locking gazes with him. Its my turn. Just stand there.

He stilled, instantly giving me what I wanted. Your turn for what?

Control, I said, my cheeks heating. I want to undress you.

He fisted his hands at his hips, watching me from beneath his lowered lids. When he looked at me like thatlike I was his dessert or somethingit made everything inside of me quiver and beg for his touch so much it hurt. I licked my lips and crawled to the edge of the bed on all fours. He twitched and took a step toward me; as if he couldnt hold himself back anymore, but then he stopped.

He stood there because Id asked him to.

I ran my hands over his chest, then up over his shoulders. Just touching him made me feel like the luckiest girl in the world, and I wanted to do everything to him. Everything in the romance books I read at night, and then more. Even though my mother had never figured it out, I used to sneak them out of her library after she was finished with them. Id started it in sixth grade. Now I bought them with my own money.

And I had a lot of ideas stored away in my mind that I wanted to try out on Finn.

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I pulled Carrie tighter to my chest, closing my eyes, even though I was fully awake and alert. I just needed a second to hold her. To breathe her in. I wanted to ignore life for a second longer, because today was the day I had to tell Carrie I have bad news, and I was not looking forward to it. But hell, I didnt even necessarily know what the message was about yet. Maybe I was jumping to conclusions.

Maybe I was full of shit. Ormaybe it was bad news.

The sun came through the curtains, and I opened my eyes again, sighing. When I had woken up earlier, my first conscious thought had been: Please dont let this all be a dream again. Please dont make me wake up alone.

But then Id breathed in her familiar scent that instantly calmed my racing heart, and I had relaxed again. It hadnt been a dream. Thank fucking God. The real world was just as happy as my dreamswhich made sense since she starred in both anyway. The woman I loved had forgiven me for secretly working for her father and all was right in the world. Her bright blue eyes were shut tight, her long red hair lay splayed all across her white pillow, and her soft lips seemed to be begging to be kissed.

Her ginger eyelashes were swept low, shadowing her pale cheeks. If someone would have told me last week that Carrie would be back in my bed, in my arms, and in love with me, I would have laughed and asked them what the fuck they were smoking.

Yet here she was. This was real.

And she was late for class.

Ginger?

I kissed her lips, savoring the unique flavor that was my Carrie. I made sure not to press too close to her, though, and give her the wrong idea. Or maybe it was myself I was trying to remind. But either way, there wasnt any time for a quick morning fuck.

I pulled back, and her lids fluttered open, showing me those baby blues I loved so much. Hey, she said, her voice soft with sleep.

Its time to wake up.

She smiled up at me, stretching like a cat. Why are you all the way over there?

I trailed my finger down the little strip of skin on her stomach, right above her green panties. Would I ever get sick of seeing little pieces of her skin bared for me and only me? Because youre

Without warning, she snaked her arms around my neck, hauling me closer until I lay on top of her. So much for keeping my distance. Her hands played with the back of my hair. I loved it when she did that, and I had a feeling she knew it. She could ask me to walk along hot coals for her, and as long as she was playing with my hair like that, Id do it happily.

Without hesitation, she kissed me, her tongue slipping inside my mouth and entwining with mine. Damn it, I loved it when she took the initiative, but I had to stop this before it went too far. I pulled back and unwound her arms from my neck. Then I scooted out of her reach. Youre late for class.

She sat upright, blinking rapidly. I am?

Yep. I rolled out of bed, and away from the woman who held my heart in her hands. You get in the shower, and Ill make you breakfast to go.

Thank you, she called over her shoulder, bolting toward the bathroom in her tank top and satin underwear. I had to pause to appreciate the back view, but then I hightailed it into the kitchen to make her an egg sandwich.

I passed my phone as I went, snatching it up, and quickly called her a cab before setting it down on the counter. As I made her breakfast, I eyed the fucking thing as if it was going to jump up and bite me in the ass. Sometimes, I felt like it could. It had been the root of all bad things that happened to me lately.

First it had shown Carrie I was a liar. Then the call last night

Nothing was definite yet. Nothing at all. But when you got a mysterious phone call from your commanding officer on a Sunday nightwell, you could put two and two together pretty easily. In this fucked-up world, someone was always a finger push away from starting a war with someone. And who were the first ones sent in?

Marines. Always the Marines.

But some small, stupid part of me couldnt help but hope the call was nothing more than a red herring. God had a twisted sense of humor like that, didnt He? It seemed like something He would do. Give me the sun and the moon, and then pretend like he was going to snatch away the sun. Then, at the last second, hed laugh and be all, Ha! I got you, didnt I?

I shook my head at myself. Was I seriously having a fake fucking conversation with God in my head? I was losing it. Losing my mind. I needed to look at this rationally.

Maybe the military thought there would be another attack in Egypt or something and were readying troops just in case. There were a hell of a lot of just in case situations in the military. It didnt have to mean something.

The possible threat could fail to come to fruition. Then Id get to stay with Carrie.

Its not that I was scared to go fight for my country. I wasnt. But I was scared of how Carrie would handle the news of me going. Thats not to say I didnt think she was strong enough to handle it, because she was. She just worried about me.

I flipped the egg and popped some bread into the toaster. As I waited, I eyed my phone and replayed the message in my head. Screw this. I needed to hear it again. I picked it up and hit play.

Sergeant Coram, this is C.O. Gunnerson. Report for duty at Pendleton Saturday morning at oh-eight-hundred, and be advised there will be news regarding a possible deployment for you in the near future.

The commanding officers gravelly voice rang in my head, making me want to throw the phone across the room. But, instead, I slammed it down on the countertop, my heart thumping loudly. Yeah. That didnt sound good at all.

I shouldnt be surprised. This was a pattern in my life. The second things started to look up for me, shit always blew up in my face. Like the time Id gotten the job of my dreams, only to learn it would require me to travel out of the country for ten months of the year. Or the time Id gotten my Harley, and then an asshole in a pickup truck smashed it into pieces.

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