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Liv Michaels is almost there. Shes smart, determined and weeks away from landing the job shes dreamed about for years. Time healed old wounds, even her broken heart from the devastation of being crushed by her first love. Meet Vince Stone Women love a fighter, especially a good one. Lucky for me, Im damn good. But theres one woman that isnt interested. Not again, anyway. Vince The Invincible Stone is every womans fantasystrong, sexy, confident and completely in control. Growing up surrounded by chaos, hes learned never to get too attached. Love will drag you down. He adores women, treats them well, puts their own needs before his ownfor the night anyway. With the biggest fight of his life coming up, his focus should be on training. When fate brings Vince & Liv back together again, theres no denying the chemistry is still there. But can Vince erase the old scars their past left behind? Or will Liv hurt him instead?

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Worth the Chance

MMA Fighter - 2

by

Vi Keeland

Sometimes, life gives you a second chance because, just maybe, you werent ready the first time around.

-Unknown

For Chris.

Without whom, Id be lost.

Chapter 1

Vince

The pounding in my head rises from a dull base drum playing in the background to a full snare drumroll just beneath my eyelids. Im afraid to crack one eye open, for fear that the drum playing inside my head will escape and follow me around for the rest of my life. But the god damn noise coming from that phone is too painful to ignore.

I trace the horrible music to the other side of the room in the darkness, desperate to make it stop. Its not hard to locate the intruder; its flashing and buzzing and jumping around like a Mexican jumping bean. I pick it up and look at the picture of some girl I dont know smiling at me from the caller ID. She looks fucking annoying. It takes a few seconds for it to register that its not my phone. Hitting REJECT on the screen, I toss the thing back on the dresser and make my way to the bathroom and back without turning on any lights. Light makes the pounding worse. I know from experience.

Ignoring the jackhammer that replaced the snare the minute my head went from horizontal to vertical, I crawl into bed, shut my eyes, and begin to drift back to sleep. Until another god damn phone starts ringing. This time its coming from the night stand within my reach, and the ringtone is familiar. My screen flashes Elles name and, just as Im about to hit REJECT again, I catch sight of the time. Fuck! Nicos going to kill me this time.

Hello. I answer trying to hide the grogginess in my voice that would give away I just woke up. Im not too successful at it.

Did I just wake you? Elles voice is full of concern. She knows Nico is looking for a reason to kick my ass out of training. Again.

No, Im on my way nowI got caught in traffic, I lie.

Good, because hes already downstairs waiting for you not to show.

Ill be there. I hang up, heave my phone across the room, and groan when I hear it hit the wall and shatter. Another fucking four hundred bucks down the toilet.

Whats the matter? The womans voice startles me as Im about to get out of bed. I have ten minutes to shower and get to the gym or Im going to be out on my ass without a trainer again. I feel a hand reach for my naked ass and pieces of last night come flooding back to me. Krissy. Shit.

Get up. I need to be out of here in two minutes. I dont even try to be nice. Im pissed off at myself that I brought her here. Broke my own no groupie golden rule last night because I was too drunk to shake her off.

You see, Im a fighter. A pretty damn good one. And good ones have groupies. We call them GIMPs. Short for Groupie I Might Pound. Yeah, I know. Its not nice. But who said I was nice anyway? If a woman wants to follow me around and let me fuck her doggie style in the bathroom of a bar, who am I to say no? Im not a dick to them. I take care of them. See to their needs before my own. Most nights, anyway. I just dont bring them home with me. Bringing them home gives them false expectations. Plus, then they know where I live.

* * *

Nicos at the entrance when I walk in. Youre late. I ignore his comment and take my place in front of the class.

Yeah, Im late, but less than ten minutes, thanks to his wifes call. Today is my day to volunteer at the Womens Center. Yeah, right, volunteer. Like anyone could ever tell Nico Hunter no. Even if I werent already one fuck up away from him dropping me as my trainer, I still wouldnt be able to get out of this. If you want to train with Nico, you do what he wantseven if he poses what he wants to you as a question. You dont really have a choice in your answer.

My stint volunteering at the Womens Center is part of my penance. Nico thinks I need to build more character, learn to respect women more. Sure, everyone should be pussy-whipped like him. He thinks I dont remember how he was before he met Elle, but I do. A different woman took the walk of shame almost every morning out the back door of the gym. I was only thirteen, but I remember. Mostly because they were all pretty fucking hot. Tits sticking out and short little skirts, who could forget seeing that shit each morning when youre thirteen? Some mornings I had to run on the treadmill with a damn hard-on. Then he met Elle and everything changed.

Dont get me wrong, Elle is the coolest chick I know. She runs interference between me and Nico when things get too heated. But this volunteer crap is their gig, not mine. Yet here I am at 10AM on a Saturday about to teach self-defense to a room full of women.

I take a quick look around the packed room and give them my best smile. The one that always helps me get away with shit when Im in trouble. Well, at least when the trouble Im in is with the ladies.

Nico watches from the doorway as I lead the class through a few minutes of warm up stretches. Im relieved when he eventually disappears and I can stop pretending Im happy to be at the head of the class this morning. Id much rather still be in bed, lying flat on my back, getting head. I weave my way through the students as they begin their leg kicks. Some I help with their form, others I pass and smile at as I check them out in their skimpy, tight clothing. Im sizing up the class, looking for my next assistant. If I have to demonstrate on someone, they might as well be worth touching, right?

Out of the corner of my eye, I catch a glimpse of a woman in the back row. Shes turned around, but I already know shes going to be my assistant just from the sight of that ass. Its shaped like a perfect heart and, as she reaches up to tie her hair into a ponytail, Im treated to a glimpse of porcelain skin beneath her shirt that I get the urge to sink my teeth into.

I walk towards her, thinking maybe this mornings gig wont be so bad after all. Hell, if the front looks half as good as the back, this class may even go long today. I make my way up the aisle to reach her, ready to turn on my charm, just as she turns my way. What I see stops me dead in my tracks. Can it really be her?

Chapter 2

Liv

James Hawthorne is a total sleezeball. Two minutes ago I caught him pinching his secretarys ass and now, as I graciously bend down to pick up the papers that dropped from his desk, I catch him looking down my shirt. He probably pushed them off on purpose. He doesnt even have the decency to pretend he wasnt looking. Instead, he actually smiles at me when I catch him peering over his desk. Total sleezeball.

I return the smile as I take my seat in front of his desk anyway, even though it physically pains me. I want the job that badly. Bad enough to put up with his crap for another seven weeks of my internship.

Sleezeball loses interest in me the moment my competition walks in. Summer Langley. Shes tall, model thin, and her long, bleached blonde hair contrasts starkly with her olive skin. Shes pretty, I dont blame him for drooling over her. But were not in a beauty competition, were competing for a job. And not just any job, one of the most coveted jobs in all of Chicago. And its down to just the two of us. My only alternative position is located in New York, almost a thousand miles from my family and friends.

My resume speaks for itself. A 4.0 in college and grad school, editor of my college newspaper, and TA to a renowned English professor while working on my Masters. Summer, on the other hand, has a resume with a slight edge. She has two things I cant compete with. Her father sits on the board of the Daily Sun Times and she has no problem flirting with the boss.

But Ive wanted this job since high school, so I force myself to believe that the best candidate, the one who does the best work, will actually get the job when this internship is over in seven weeks. Eleven hundred people applied for these two spots. Now its down to just the two of us. Im so close I can taste it.

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