We
are in chapter two of Split Decisions,
but you can catch up here if you like; there’s a link that will bring you
right back.
We're in a new POV...something you'd see in the actual book, but might miss in an excerpt. :)
Coming
here two to three nights a week was tiresome. It was only to watch Caycee make
a fool out of herself repeatedly. She would sit within range of the bar,
flipping her shoe on and off her heel, tossing her hair over her shoulder, and
then casually letting it fall again while pretending to read some article in a
news journal. All feminine subterfuge meant to attract some unsuspecting man
into her lair. Caycee didn’t need money; she had plenty. But she liked having
someone take care of her. She enjoyed the idea that she could overwhelm a man
until he became so infatuated, he would offer her the world. Then she would
chew him up and spit him out.
She
was particular at least; she didn’t allow just any man to take her home. She
would wait until she found the perfect prospect then string him along until she
tired of him. What did she want? What was she looking for? She could have
anyone she wanted. Hadn’t she proven that? Her day would come eventually. Would
it be over then? Would life return to the way it was before Caycee?
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