Tanya leaned back against the faded patchwork quilt and propped herself up on her elbows. Stretching out her legs, she crossed her feet at the ankles, glad she’d pulled on her old cowboy boots. “I feel like I’m sitting on top of the whole world.” “Not the whole world,” Dev said, then smiled as he continued to pack away the remains of their afternoon picnic. “My world, maybe.” After spending the last week pretty much immersed in his world, Tanya was finding she liked it here, really liked it, even if Mac’s observations at last Saturday’s barbecue had her moments away from canceling their plans for the drive-in movies that same night. But then Dev had broken away from a discussion with his brothers to corner her in the empty kitchen, wanting to know what time he should pick her up for their date and stealing a heated kiss. They’d had a good time that night, even though Dev concluded that drive-ins and his Jeep’s bucket seats weren’t a good match.
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