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pulled back and cupped Trey’s face with his palm. “You’re so fucking perfect I can hardly stand it.”
    Tears welled in Trey’s eyes and there was nothing he could do to stop them. “I think so too.” He smiled sheepishly. “About you, I mean.”
    Hawk watched him for a moment, then used his thumbs to swipe away the tears. “I’m becoming attached to you, Shelby Trey Mitchell. And I’m not sure that’s a good thing.”
    “I think it’s a very good thing.” Trey touched one finger to Hawk’s lips. “Because I love you.”
    The bigger man’s eyes welled this time. “You can’t love me. You’re not mine to keep, baby.”
    Trey grasped two handfuls of hair. “Tell me you don’t feel the same way. Tell me you don’t love me, and say it so I believe it. I dare you.”
    Hawk bit back a smile, but didn’t speak.
    “I double dog dare you.”
    He couldn’t hold back his grin. “Of course I love you. We’ve got a connection I’ve never experienced with anyone before. But I couldn’t betray Carter. He’s a good man.”
    Trey touched Hawk’s lips again. “You let me worry about Carter. We’ll figure it out. We’ve got five more days together first.”
    Hawk rolled his eyes to the ceiling and back down. “Five more days of this might kill me.”
    “But what a way to die!” Trey cupped the back of his head and pulled him down for a kiss.
    Hawk groaned through his grin.

Chapter Four
     
     
     
    Trey loaded the dishwasher after breakfast later that morning. When Hawk reappeared in the kitchen dressed in nice jeans and a button-down shirt, he gave him a nod of approval. “You clean up real good, cowboy.” He batted his lashes at the handsome man.
    Hawk winked at him. “Your turn next. And hurry up about it, we have someplace to be.”
    “Where could we have to be?” Trey ran his hands through Hawk’s shiny black hair.
    “Weekend’s over, time to get to work.”
    Trey smiled. “Apparently, I have the week off.”
    “Nope. You’re coming to work with me. So get dressed. Jeans are fine.”
    “I was hoping to braid this hair.” He wove his fingers through the silky strands.
    “Believe it or not, that takes practice. I’ll show you how later, but I’m going to do it now. Clothes, please, or I’ll attach that leash to your schlong and take you out as is.” He waggled his eyebrows.
    Trey rolled his eyes. “Give me fifteen minutes.”
    “Make it ten,” Hawk called after him, and proceeded to braid his hair into a ponytail.
    Trey showered quickly and dressed even faster. It was a mere twelve minutes later when he returned, ready to go. “Work?” He blinked. “I didn’t think movie stars had to work.”
    “We don’t. But I do some volunteer stuff. Come on.” Hawk grabbed his keys and sunglasses, and they headed out.
    As his Dom drove down the road, Trey glanced around. “You’re not going to tell me where we’re going?”
    “You’ll find out soon enough.” He pulled into the parking lot of a bakery. “Be right back.”
    Trey nodded and watched him get out and go inside. When Hawk returned he carried a large bakery box and a smaller bag on top of it. He opened the back door and placed them on the seat, then climbed back into the truck.
    “This gets curiouser and curiouser.”
    Hawk grinned but didn’t clue him in, just continued on his way. A few minutes later he pulled into the lot of a tall, brick building, several stories high.
    “What is this place?” Trey tried to read the signs.
    “St. Mark’s Children’s Hospital. Come on. Grab the leather backpack in the seat behind you, please.”
    Trey did as instructed and watched Hawk carry the bakery box and bag. He followed him inside.
    The facility was sterile like a hospital, but it was bright and cheery, obviously intended for children.
    “Morning, Hawk!” A nurse behind the first counter waved at them. Her scrubs were Pepto-pink and they clashed with her thick, curly bottle-red hair, but her bright smile made up for