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The three women brightened immediately. “Sure. I think that will work,” Rachel said, her smile lighting up her face.
“Great! After finals I will need some R&R. I know this great little place that has the cutest waiters. We can go whisper about their asses.”
The three women twittered out a laugh. “What will Asher say?” Angel asked.
“They’re cute, but they’re no Asher,” Jenny replied with a grin of her own.
“It sounds like fun,” Sophie agreed.
“It’s set then! Does Thursday or—” Jenny began.
“I thought I told you that you weren’t welcome here?” Hearts said as she stepped into the main room from the hall that led to the dorms.
“—Friday work best for everyone?” Jenny continued as if Hearts hadn’t spoken.
“Uh…” Rachel said, all the life going out of her face.
Hearts strode up. “Don’t you three have somewhere else to be?”
“No, they don’t,” Jenny said firmly. “I asked them to sit with me.”
Hearts stared at Jenny as if she was unable to believe anyone would defy her. She sucked on her teeth a moment as if deciding on the best way to handle the situation. “You three. Beat it. Jenny and I have a few things to discuss.”
“Leave if you want,” Jenny said as the three women began to rise. “But you can stay if you like. We still have to figure out which day works best for our shopping trip.” Jenny thrust her chin at Hearts. “Anything she has to say, she can say in front of you.”
“I said beat it,” Hearts growled when the three women hesitated.
“Leave her alone, Hearts,” Rachel said. “She isn’t hurting anything. We were just talking about going shopping.”
Hearts eyes narrowed as she glared at Jenny, ignoring Rachel’s comment. “I don’t like you. This is my clubhouse and I won’t have you undermining my authority.”
Jenny smiled. “What undermining? We were just talking about a shopping trip while we wait for chapel to be over. It has nothing to do with you. You have a problem with that?”
“What I have is a problem with you.”
“Well guess what? I don’t give a shit.” Jenny sneered.
Hearts went red with anger. “It’s a good thing you’re the president’s daughter.”
“Or what?”
“Or I would kick your fucking ass!” Hearts growled.
Jenny slowly stood up. Hearts was quite a lot bigger than she was, but also at least twenty years older, too. “Don’t let that stop you from trying, you fucking bitch,” she muttered low and dangerous. She had never been in a fight before, but she knew how to handle herself and she would be damned if she would let Hearts push her around like she did the other women.
The other three women began to back away. “Come on, Hearts. Leave her alone. You don’t want to do this,” Sophie pleaded.
“I’ll go get Asher!” Rachel said as she began to turn.
“No!” Jenny barked. “This is between Hearts and I. No need to get the men involved. We can sort this out, isn’t that right?”
Hearts sucked on her teeth again. “No. I don’t think so. Not with witnesses. But someday, you’ll get yours.”
“That’s what I thought. All bark and no bite.” Jenny made a move to sit back down when Hearts pushed her hard and she stumbled and fell over the chair. The shove had surprised her, but she had landed unhurt. After the week she had, she was in the mood to kick somebody’s ass and Hearts would do just fine.
“Hearts! No!” Angel cried.
“No! It’s okay,” Jenny said as she got up and rolled her head and shoulders. “That what you want? To go right here? Then come on!” Sophie and Rachel each grabbed one of Hearts arms and held her.
“Let her go!” Jenny growled getting into her stance like her sensei had taught her. She had taken four years of jujitsu while in college, at her mother’s instance, advancing to the rank of
The three women brightened immediately. “Sure. I think that will work,” Rachel said, her smile lighting up her face.
“Great! After finals I will need some R&R. I know this great little place that has the cutest waiters. We can go whisper about their asses.”
The three women twittered out a laugh. “What will Asher say?” Angel asked.
“They’re cute, but they’re no Asher,” Jenny replied with a grin of her own.
“It sounds like fun,” Sophie agreed.
“It’s set then! Does Thursday or—” Jenny began.
“I thought I told you that you weren’t welcome here?” Hearts said as she stepped into the main room from the hall that led to the dorms.
“—Friday work best for everyone?” Jenny continued as if Hearts hadn’t spoken.
“Uh…” Rachel said, all the life going out of her face.
Hearts strode up. “Don’t you three have somewhere else to be?”
“No, they don’t,” Jenny said firmly. “I asked them to sit with me.”
Hearts stared at Jenny as if she was unable to believe anyone would defy her. She sucked on her teeth a moment as if deciding on the best way to handle the situation. “You three. Beat it. Jenny and I have a few things to discuss.”
“Leave if you want,” Jenny said as the three women began to rise. “But you can stay if you like. We still have to figure out which day works best for our shopping trip.” Jenny thrust her chin at Hearts. “Anything she has to say, she can say in front of you.”
“I said beat it,” Hearts growled when the three women hesitated.
“Leave her alone, Hearts,” Rachel said. “She isn’t hurting anything. We were just talking about going shopping.”
Hearts eyes narrowed as she glared at Jenny, ignoring Rachel’s comment. “I don’t like you. This is my clubhouse and I won’t have you undermining my authority.”
Jenny smiled. “What undermining? We were just talking about a shopping trip while we wait for chapel to be over. It has nothing to do with you. You have a problem with that?”
“What I have is a problem with you.”
“Well guess what? I don’t give a shit.” Jenny sneered.
Hearts went red with anger. “It’s a good thing you’re the president’s daughter.”
“Or what?”
“Or I would kick your fucking ass!” Hearts growled.
Jenny slowly stood up. Hearts was quite a lot bigger than she was, but also at least twenty years older, too. “Don’t let that stop you from trying, you fucking bitch,” she muttered low and dangerous. She had never been in a fight before, but she knew how to handle herself and she would be damned if she would let Hearts push her around like she did the other women.
The other three women began to back away. “Come on, Hearts. Leave her alone. You don’t want to do this,” Sophie pleaded.
“I’ll go get Asher!” Rachel said as she began to turn.
“No!” Jenny barked. “This is between Hearts and I. No need to get the men involved. We can sort this out, isn’t that right?”
Hearts sucked on her teeth again. “No. I don’t think so. Not with witnesses. But someday, you’ll get yours.”
“That’s what I thought. All bark and no bite.” Jenny made a move to sit back down when Hearts pushed her hard and she stumbled and fell over the chair. The shove had surprised her, but she had landed unhurt. After the week she had, she was in the mood to kick somebody’s ass and Hearts would do just fine.
“Hearts! No!” Angel cried.
“No! It’s okay,” Jenny said as she got up and rolled her head and shoulders. “That what you want? To go right here? Then come on!” Sophie and Rachel each grabbed one of Hearts arms and held her.
“Let her go!” Jenny growled getting into her stance like her sensei had taught her. She had taken four years of jujitsu while in college, at her mother’s instance, advancing to the rank of
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