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Chapter One
Annie didn t think she could stand it if she let him get
away. She d never wanted any man as badly as she wanted
Lucky Logan tonight.
His stride was deceptively loose-jointed and lazy， but
those long legs， in worn and faded blue jeans that molded
themselves to every ntuscle， set a pace that she was begin-
ning to find exhausting. She d been following him at a dis-
creet distance for a cot~le of hours now， and although she
worked out every day， at five foot three she had to take
two steps for every one of his. Since she couldn t let him
catch sight of her until the right moment， she d been forced
to keep dodging behind other passers-by or stopping hastily
in front of store windows， pretending to study displays of
clothing she had no interest in buying， then hurrying to get
him in view again. Once or twice she d thought， with a
heart-stopping fear， that she d lost him.
She wasn t the only woman watching him with more
than a passing interest， she noted with a possessive flash o5
irritation. Even as the thought crossed her mind， a jogger
in thigh-hugging bicycle shorts and a T-shirt with the word
Harvard stretched tightly across her chest tossed her auburn
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