“He hadn’t even bothered closing his door. When she’d gone outside to pick up the mail, she’d seen him hunched over the computer in her aunt’s room, notes scattered on the floor all around him, and a pen crunched between his teeth. She suspected he hadn’t moved an inch for hours. His thick hair had grown long enough to pull into a small ponytail in back, and he’d apparently grabbed a rubber band and jerked it away from his face. It made him look more like a motorcycle thug than ever. To her ...utter dismay, she liked it that way. Not wishing to contemplate the knot of tension or whatever it was she felt when around JD, Nina retreated to the garden. It hadn’t rained in days. Everything needed watering. Once upon a time she could have lost herself contemplating rows of corn in the vegetable garden, new climbing roses for the fence, a trellis for the walkway. Her mind would focus on which plants were thriving, which seemed to be failing, and she would wonder what foul insect had skeletonized her geraniums.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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