"Who says I want to feel bad?"A quick grin flashed across his face. He leaned back in his chair and took another drag of his cigarette. "Men like it. ...ake my word for it." Sean, too?"Jack nodded. Catherine closed her eyes against the knowledge that her husband wasn't satisfied with her. Why did she have to change to make him happy? Why wasn't she enough?"Take 'em off, Cat. Live dangerously." Jack said. "I'll even close my eyes."Ire burned inside her and a blush crept up her neck. She wanted to. "So," Jess continued, "if he hasn't yet found his Sophia, why not play the field?" Well, that's what I had been thinking," Ryan said.Jess picked up something from the way that he phrased that. "Things have changed, haven't they?" Yeah," Ryan admitted. "Well, maybe." Laurel," Warren guessed."Good call, big bro," Ryan grinned."Clue me in," Jess said."Laurel Tingsley," Ryan told her. "She lives out in West Boylston, near Worcester. I met her in March. Georgia Tech held this get-together for. 'It was all my pleasure, ' he replied enjoying the soft scent of her hair in his nose. 'By the way, try not to touch me or get to close until the other guards get to know you, ' he added with concern in his voice as he opened the large door.Misty heard laughing and so many curse words she couldn't count them all. 'Oh my God!' She said as her body began to tremble with fear as Cole led her closer to the sounds. 'I'm so scared!' She whispered looking up to her new protector and knew there was. Lacey Fetterman seemed to require much more thought than any other woman Bob had ever met. A lot of that thought was still centered around his natural suspicion. Cops are, after all, paid to be suspicious.He was sure, in his mind, that Lacey had killed the crispy critter that was about to be buried. At the same time, he was also sure that that critter deserved to be crispy. That critter had ruined Lacey's life ... twice, if you looked at it from a slightly skewed angle. He had also ruined the.