There was something very odd about the world Belle. Rex Tucker had escaped it. He didn't know he had, until his captain warned him. He decided it was time Rex met an old friend.
"Her name is Logic Osterman and the training is full time until she tells you her company bedroom is for company and she has some coming, probably a good half-year. She had one student, a woman, who got out of the company bedroom in one hundred seven days. If that wasn't exceptional, she wouldn't have told me. You'll like her. She plays a mean game of poker."
He became Rhett Condorcet. No one in the founding family of Riley would give the same answer if asked why they all just began calling someone the Condor, but the world of Riley took note when they did. He had a home, a family and work he loved, but Belle was still looking for Rex Tucker. The beautiful redhead he'd been dreaming about for five years knew why.
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