Sometimes Alyssa has to treat parent Declan and it's funny, “speaking of your manhood and everything that goes with it . . . you might wanna put the car back in the garage.”She nodded her chin in my direction and then started laughing as she began to throw her belongings back into her suitcase. Glancing down, I saw what she meant. My prominent morning wood was hidden only by my boxers—and barely hidden at that. My pants hung low on my hips with my zipper wide open. Tucking myself back into my pants, I did up my zipper before dragging myself off the couch." Hopefully the next book is the last one I'm getting sick of the cliffhangers, other then that I enjoyed this book.
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