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That.” The crazy gleam left his eye, and there he was again. It was such a relief to see his face looking so tender, I decided partial truth was the best I could manage. “But I think he wants to be friendly again. He wants you and him to get along.

I think.” I wanted to tell him more. I wanted to pour my heart and soul out to him, but there was too much at stake, too much to lose. “Why were you so upset about that?” Jake dipped his head to look at me. “Because” I was standing right on the line of truth and lies. I didn’t want to have Saxon come between me and Jake, but telling Jake might blow everything up. He needed to make peace with Saxon.

Nsis Vs Installshield Error on this page. “Because I don’t think Saxon likes me very much. And I think that’s standing in the way of him reaching out to you. Install Iatkos S3 V2 From Usb Flash Drive there. ” He looked at me for a long minute, and I expected him to call me on my bald lie and walk away.

Instead he smiled. I looked at his adorable chipped tooth and thought of Saxon’s fist making it. “You’re so wrong.” Jake laughed.

“Saxon likes you. A whole lot more than makes me comfortable, actually. I can see it in the way he looks at you. He’s not used to not getting what he wants.

But you’re mine.” And the glint was back, this time not as maniacal, but still pretty damn unsettling. “Maybe we can just come to a truce?” I begged.

“Whatever makes you happy,” Jake said with an easy smile. “C’mon out here. I’ve got a big surprise for you.” We left the school and went to the parking lot. Jake led me to a big blue truck with huge tires, chipped paint, a crack in the windshield, and a huge bench seat with a few obviously patched tears.

I looked at it for a long minute, then remembered where I had seen it. It was one of the few pictures on Jake’s Facebook page. How did you get it here?” “I became a full time worker at Zinga’s last week.” He pulled his wallet out of his back pocket and slid out a small plastic card. I took it from his hand and saw his face, looking uncharacteristically stern. “This is a license,” I said stupidly. “A farmer’s license,” he explained.

“They only give it out if you can prove you work full time on a farm or your family operates one. That’s why I had to run in early yesterday. I wanted” He ran a hand through his hair shyly. “I wanted to pick you up this morning, but I knew you were probably pretty pissed at me.” “Jake,” I breathed, and threw my arms around him. “I’m so happy for you. You’ve been dying for your license!” “I know.” He smiled that big dopey grin I loved.

“It’s less than a month to my birthday, but I’m glad I got it a little earlier.” He pressed me up against the passenger side door. “I know you aren’t a bad girl” His voice rumbled low in my ears. “But didn’t you say something about skipping school once in a while?” “Are you asking me to skip with you, Jake Kelly?” He smelled like clean soap, mint, sweat: Jake. I couldn’t resist him. Just as easily as I’d pushed Saxon away, I pulled Jake in. “I think I will.” “Where’s your coat?” Jake pulled me around to the passenger’s side. “I left it at school.” Jake looked at me questioningly, but he didn’t press.

“Well, let’s go and get it.” He helped me into the truck and got in on the driver’s side. It was sexy watching him drive. Jake was the kind of guy who was born to drive. It was probably genetically programmed into him to be an amazing driver, and he did it really well, like it was no big deal.