It goes better than a glass of whiskey. Rachel: Being a virgin at twenty-three isn't the worst thing. It is much worse to fall in love with a person who does not know about my existence. Ren Parker, the local bartender, might never look at the weird librarian, but that doesn't stop me from fantasizing about surprising him in the library and making a little noise. But I have to be realistic, I can't stay a virgin forever. Picking up a cute guy at a bar turned out to be ridiculously easy. Until Ren discovered what exactly I was doing. Suddenly, the man I thought would never pay attention to me couldn't keep his hands to himself in my presence, which made my stomach turn. He said that my virginity belonged to him, and I was more than happy to agree. Ren .I wanted Rachel Banks from the second I first saw her. She's so gorgeous and sexy that I can't wait to get her under me. She turned my world upside down. But none of this matters: a man like me cannot want a woman like her. That was until one evening I saw her giving someone else what belonged to me. All my instincts scream that she belongs to me, and I will not be able to sleep peacefully until she gives me her heart and innocence. I'm playing a dangerous game. I have a past that a woman like Rachel will never understand, and it would be right to give her innocence to someone else, a good person. But I could never give up what is mine, so it's too late.

Author's abstract: This is the third book in a series of single, short and dirty short stories. (Well. Very. Dirty.) If you're looking for a quick read with true love, an overprotective alpha, blue collar man, then this series about, figuratively speaking, real men, is for you!18+