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jumping right into things, she stepped back and took a peek out of the door. The car gradually pulled up in front of her house. Her heart was beating fast. Through the tinted windows she couldn’t see who it was. Of course, her mind had already taken in the possibility that it could be Trevor, thus the fast heartbeat. Keith was out taking his mother to run her errands and shouldn’t be back anytime soon. Still, Chrasey was afraid that he could pull up any minute. She was even more nervous thinking to herself that Trevor could be so bold—she was worried she had started something with a crazy man.
    To act as if there was a reason for being outside other than to see who was in the car, she pulled her mail out of the mailbox. As she shuffled through the envelopes, the window on the driver’s side started to lower. As she looked up, Trevor’s face appeared with a sweet and sexy smile.
    â€œTrevor? What are you doing at my house?” Chrasey asked as she approached the car.
    â€œI was just in the neighborhood. I had to come by here on my way home,” Trevor said. After Chrasey gave him a look of doubt, he continued, “And I saw you out here. I wouldn’t just pop up like this, Chrasey—I am not crazy.”
    â€œWell, you are here in front of my house ... and you did drop me off yesterday. It could almost look as though you were looking for my house.”
    â€œChrasey, I have been driving through this neighborhood for years. It just so happens that I am driving through and you were outside. Besides, how would I even know what block you lived on—you had me drop you off around the corner. You could have lived on any one of these streets.”
    After Chrasey took a moment to realize the logic of what Trevor said, she said, “So what is in this neighborhood that brings you through it so much?”
    â€œMy daughter. She and her mom live on Brinkerhoff Road.”
    â€œI didn’t know you had kids.”
    â€œNot kids, just a daughter. She is 3.”
    â€œOh, that’s nice. Look, I am sorry I accused you of stalking me,” Chrasey said with a giggle.
    â€œThat’s OK. I can completely understand how it seemed.”
    â€œSo I guess we both spent our Saturdays doing parenting stuff—I just came back from the park with my kids.”
    â€œHow many do you have?”
    â€œJust two. One boy, one girl.”
    â€œThat’s cool. Aren’t you lucky! I hope my next one is a boy.”
    â€œHey, you never know.”
    â€œYeah, well, after I dropped you off yesterday, I went by to see my daughter. I realized as I was on my way that there’s a lot of great things for me in this neighborhood.”
    â€œOh, really ...” she said with a smile, knowing exactly what he was hinting at. “Well, listen, my husband will be home any minute, and I was going to start dinner.”
    â€œOh, so I see you’re just going to ignore my flirtatious comments ... so am I at least invited to dinner?” Trevor said, obviously playing around.
    â€œYeah, right. Speaking of, I better not see you back by my house again ... coincidence or not. My husband is the very jealous type.”
    Chrasey said this, but the sad truth is she knew Keith wouldn’t care one bit. He was too busy doing his dirt to even notice Chrasey.
    â€œOK. I’m not trying to start nothing. But maybe I can have you for dinner one night ... I mean take you to dinner one night,” Trevor said with a smirk.
    â€œWe can talk about that later ... maybe we can go to a friendly dinner,” Chrasey said, returning a smirk to let him know she recognized his devilish slipup.
    â€œOK, I will call you later,” Trevor said.
    Trevor watched as Chrasey walked toward the house. As every woman does when she knows a man is watching her walk away, she added a little bit to her strut. She put a little extra swivel in her sway and made sure her posture and pace were sexy to go