“You’re a disgusting, pitiful, sorry motherfucker,” I cursed before unlatching the lock and speed walking towards the exit.

I was five feet from the door when Reanna called out, “Hey, you!”

My progression halted, and I turned around to where she leaned against the bar, the patron from earlier now gone. “What?” I said through clenched teeth.

“What happened back there?”

“Dick is just that… a dick!” I threw my arms up and then let them fall at my side.

The bouncer from earlier shuffled past us towards the room where Dick was probably still writhing around gripping his rather unimpressive junk. Dick’s shouts could be heard over the music, and I knew I didn’t have much time before he peeled himself up off the floor and came after me.

“What did you do?” Suspicion laced each word as she leaned further into the wood of the bar.

“Let’s just say little Dicky won’t be out to play for a while,” I huffed.

Her eyes danced in amusement, and it looked like she was fighting to hold back a laugh. I didn’t find anything about the situation funny.

Without another word, I turned towards the exit and took a few steps when she cried out, “Wait!”

Reanna rounded the bar and jogged towards me. Taking my hand in hers, she placed a piece of paper in my palm before curling my fingers around it.

“What’s this?” I looked down at the paper with confusion.

“If you’re serious about this lifestyle, go there. Tell them Reanna sent you. Xavier owes me one, but I have a feeling it won’t matter with the way you look.” Her eyes were kind, and I almost kissed her with how grateful I was that she was giving me another option.

“I have to go.” The thought that Dick might ever breathe the same air as me again, propelled me to the door. I pushed it open and sucked in the fresh air, feeling the late afternoon sunshine warm my body.

Reanna’s words followed me out the closing door. “Good luck!”

I had a feeling I was going to need it.

Acknowledgements

Thank you to everyone who has helped spread the word about my books. Bloggers and fans alike, you guys are amazing and I’m so grateful for you.

A special shout out to Miranda Johnson. You are my everything babe. I’m not sure how I would function on a daily basis without you and that is no lie. Love you girl!

Lots of love to my husband who dealt with me tirelessly through these stories and my many missed deadlines.

To the COPA ladies, you rock my socks off! Thank you for being my sounding board and the coolest group of chicks a girl could have for friends!

Thank you to Murphy Rae for the amazing and scorching hot cover. I love it!

Another special thank you to Jennie Wurtz. This pineapple loves you hard and there is a special bonnet coming your way one of these days! Now let’s go find our tiny house!

Last but certainly not least, thank you to the amazing betas I haven’t already mentioned: Bianca Smith, Kelli Jean and Sidney Halston. I wouldn’t trust my baby to anyone other than the best, and that is just what I found in you!

About the Author

Jessica is the author of the Love Square & Concierge series. She grew up in Central New York, where she currently lives with her husband and three dogs. Her days are spent as a Security Analyst at an IT consulting company. In her free time, she enjoys reading books and developing ideas for her own stories. Writing is her secret passion that she's been fostering since elementary school, when she wrote her first book about a puppy. It has always been a dream of hers to be able to share her stories with the world.

Other Books by Jessica:

Love Square Series

Love Square

His Ever After

Their Merry Little Christmas

Bound in Blue

Concierge Series

Love, Your Concierge

Forever Your Concierge

Standalone Titles

Urban Love Prophecy

The Taste of Mr. Davenport

Man Candy

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